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Gluon Radiation and Parton Energy Loss

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arxiv hep-ph/0304151 v1 pith:AJMX2JWZ submitted 2003-04-15 hep-ph

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The propagation of hard partons through spatially extended matter leads to medium-modifications of their fragmentation pattern. Here, we review the current status of calculations of the corresponding medium-induced gluon radiation, and how this radiation affects hadronic observables at collider energies.

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