Speaker
Frederique Grassi
Description
A large experimental effort is dedicated to measuring the QGP proper-
ties in heavy ion collisions. To describe these collisions, relativistic viscous hydrodynamics is used. However various points are still under investigation such as terms to be incorporated in the equations of motion, distribution functions at freeze out, temperature dependence of the viscosity coefficients. As a consequence, ideal hydrodynamics can be considered a benchmark. NeXSPheRIO (3+1 ideal hydro code with NeXus initial conditions) was
the first event-by-event code developed and used extensively to describe
RHIC data. It is therefore of interest to discuss how well it works at LHC
energy. In this contribution, we present a comparison of the description
of available flow data (longitudinal, transverse, flow harmonics and their
distributions) at RHIC and LHC.
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Primary author
Frederique Grassi
