An open quantum system framework with lattice-QCD-matched collapse operators shows that octet-to-singlet quantum regeneration substantially enhances bottomonium yields in heavy-ion collisions, though full quantitative agreement with LHC data remains elusive.
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Derives quarkonium suppression and recombination in heavy-ion collisions from the Lindblad master equation applied to a complex in-medium potential, yielding survival probabilities and a coalescence model under adiabatic approximation.
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Bottomonium production in an open quantum system approach with interactions from lattice quantum chromodynamic
An open quantum system framework with lattice-QCD-matched collapse operators shows that octet-to-singlet quantum regeneration substantially enhances bottomonium yields in heavy-ion collisions, though full quantitative agreement with LHC data remains elusive.
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Lindblad-driven quarkonium production in heavy-ion collisions
Derives quarkonium suppression and recombination in heavy-ion collisions from the Lindblad master equation applied to a complex in-medium potential, yielding survival probabilities and a coalescence model under adiabatic approximation.