Using a phenomenologically motivated spectrum shift model, the authors estimate partonic Δp_T loss and demonstrate its correlation with initial energy density ε_Bj across collision energies, then predict high-pT v2 that agrees with data.
Interpretation of the nonextensitivity parameter $q$ in some applications of Tsallis statistics and L\'evy distributions
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The nonextensitivity parameter $q$ occuring in some of the applications of Tsallis statistics (known also as index of the corresponding L\'evy distribution) is shown to be given, in $q>1$ case, entirely by the fluctuations of the parameters of the usual exponential distribution.
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Mass-dependent parameterizations of the non-extensivity parameter q improve Tsallis Blast-Wave fits to identified hadron pT spectra from RHIC and LHC collisions.
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Probing the Dependence of Partonic Energy Loss on the Initial Energy Density of the Quark Gluon Plasma
Using a phenomenologically motivated spectrum shift model, the authors estimate partonic Δp_T loss and demonstrate its correlation with initial energy density ε_Bj across collision energies, then predict high-pT v2 that agrees with data.
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Mass-Dependent Non-Extensivity in Tsallis Blast-Wave Fits to Identified Hadron $p_T$ Spectra at RHIC and LHC
Mass-dependent parameterizations of the non-extensivity parameter q improve Tsallis Blast-Wave fits to identified hadron pT spectra from RHIC and LHC collisions.