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Thermal dilepton production from hot QCD

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M. Laine

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 20 Feb 2015

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The authors' main claim An interpolation applicable for all positive photon invariant masses is presented, and possibilities for comparisons with lattice and experimental data are pointed out.

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CitationM. Laine. "Thermal dilepton production from hot QCD." arXiv:1502.05796 (2015). https://pith.science/paper/YY3SCSW7
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NLO and LPM-resummed computations of thermal dilepton production from a hot QCD plasma are reviewed. An interpolation applicable for all positive photon invariant masses is presented, and possibilities for comparisons with lattice and experimental data are pointed out.

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s1 An interpolation applicable for all positive photon invariant masses is presented, and possibilities for comparisons with lattice and experimental data are pointed out. contribution 0.93 0.84 0.35 asserted 0.54

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NLO and LPM-resummed computations of thermal dilepton production from a hot QCD plasma are reviewed. An interpolation applicable for all positive photon invariant masses is presented, and possibilities for comparisons with lattice and experimental data are pointed out.

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  • Using the Fermi-Dirac distribution $f(p)=1/(e^p/T+1)$ for $f_q$ and $f_q̅$, where $T$ is the temperature of the plasma, the remaining integral over $p_1$ can be carried out analytically [ref] , and one obtains: [equation] where [equation] is a correction factor that reduces to unity in the limit where $k^0≫T$ and $k^0≫k$.

    Intermediate mass dileptons as pre-equilibrium probes in heavy ion collisions · Dilepton production in a non-equilibrium QGP · 0.91

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