First Results with HIJING++ in High-Energy Heavy-Ion Collisions

Ben-Wei Zhang; G\'abor B\'ir\'o; G\'abor Papp; Gergely G\'abor Barnaf\"oldi; Guoyang Ma; Miklos Gyulassy; P\'eter L\'evai; Szilveszter Mikl\'os Haranoz\'o; Xin-Nian Wang

First Results with HIJING++ in High-Energy Heavy-Ion Collisions

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arxiv 1701.08496 v1 pith:BZQRXE65 submitted 2017-01-30 hep-ph nucl-th

First Results with HIJING++ in High-Energy Heavy-Ion Collisions

Gergely G\'abor Barnaf\"oldi , G\'abor B\'ir\'o , Miklos Gyulassy , Szilveszter Mikl\'os Haranoz\'o , P\'eter L\'evai , Guoyang Ma , G\'abor Papp , Xin-Nian Wang

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First calculated results with the new HIJING++ are presented for identified hadron production in high-energy heavy ion collisions. The recently developed HIJING++ version is based on the latest version of PYTHIA8 and contains all the nuclear effects has been included in the HIJING2.552, which will be improved by a new version of the shadowing parametrization and jet quenching module. Here, we summarize the major changes of the new program code beside the comparison between experimental data for some specific high-energy nucleus-nucleus collisions.

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