Conveners
Heavy Flavour 1
- Wojciech Florkowski (Institute of nuclear Physics, Krakow)
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Xiaoming Zhang (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. (US))23/07/2013, 16:20TalkNuclear Modification Factor and Elliptic Flow of Muons from Heavy-Flavour Hadron Decays in Pb–Pb Collisions at √ sNN = 2.76 TeV with ALICE X. Zhang for the ALICE Collaboration Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA, U. S. A. The LHC heavy-ion physics program aims at investigating the properties of strongly-interacting matter in extreme conditions of temperature and energy...Go to contribution page
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Dr W A Horowitz (University of Cape Town)23/07/2013, 16:40TalkBulk matter phenomena in heavy ion collisions is characterized by an extremely small viscosity to entropy ratio best understood by strong coupling dynamics described by the AdS/CFT correspondence. We test a consistent description of QGP physics by applying this AdS/CFT paradigm to the energy loss of heavy quarks. Previously we found consistency with the non-photonic electron data at RHIC but...Go to contribution page
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Dr Marlene Nahrgang23/07/2013, 17:00TalkThe observation of strong jet quenching and the suppression of high-$p_t$ hadrons in relativistic heavy-ion collisions are striking experimental signatures for the formation of a deconfined QCD plasma in which partons suffer from in-medium energy loss. In particular, heavy quarks are considered as suitable probes for revealing the properties of the produced matter as they are created at very...Go to contribution page
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Dr Santosh Kumar Das (Department of Physics and Astrophysics, University of Catania)23/07/2013, 17:20TalkThe propagation of heavy flavour through the quark gluon plasma has been treated commonly within the framework of Langevin dynamics, i.e. assuming the heavy flavour momentum transfer is much smaller than the light one. On the other hand a similar suppression factor R_AA has been observed experimentally for light and heavy flavor. We present a thorough study of the thermalization dynamics and...Go to contribution page
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Anton Wiranata (Lawrence Berkeley Lab)23/07/2013, 17:40TalkShear viscosity $\eta$ and entropy density $s$ of a hadronic resonance gas are calculated consistently within the Chapman-Enskog approximation using the $K$-matrix parameterization of hadronic cross sections which preserves the unitarity of the $T$-matrix. In the $\pi-K-N-\eta$ mixture considered, a total of 82 resonances up to 2 GeV were included. Comparisons are also made to results with...Go to contribution page