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Medium-induced parton splitting in expanding QCD matter

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arxiv 2409.04806 v1 pith:5N3YBF5A submitted 2024-09-07 hep-ph hep-thnucl-th

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Using the approach derived by Caron-Huot and Gale from the BDMPS-Z formalism, we obtain medium-induced parton splitting rates in a Bjorken expanding QCD matter. We compare the rate with the case of a static medium and investigate the impact of the medium expansion on the splitting rate. We also consider the leading order in the opacity expansion and the harmonic oscillator solution. These approximations are recovered in the limits of small and large formation times, respectively.

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