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EPOS4: New theoretical concepts for modeling proton-proton and ion-ion scattering at very high energies
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I explain the new concepts underpinning EPOS4, a novel theoretical framework designed to model hadronic interactions at ultrarelativistic energies. This approach eventually reconciles the parallel multiple scattering scenario (needed in connection with collective effects) and factorization (being the conventional method for high-energy scattering).
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Disentangling Initial-State and Evolution Effects in Heavy-Ion Collisions Using EPOS and PHSD
By swapping initial conditions and evolution engines between EPOS and PHSD, the authors find that the dynamical evolution stage, not the initial state, dominates final hadron spectra and elliptic flow in 200 GeV Au+Au...
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Flow in small systems in the EPOS4 approach for high-energy scatterings
In the EPOS4 framework, a symmetric initial parton distribution cannot reproduce the flat elliptic flow versus multiplicity seen in high-multiplicity pp collisions, whereas a two-center 'dipole' proton shape can.
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