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arxiv 1112.0915 v2 pith:VONZSTTE submitted 2011-12-05 hep-ph nucl-exnucl-th

Collective flow in p-Pb and d-Pb collisions at TeV energies

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We apply the hydrodynamic model for the dynamics of matter created in p-Pb collisions at 4.4TeV and d-Pb collisions at 3.11TeV. The fluctuating initial conditions are calculated in the Glauber Monte-Carlo model for several centrality classes. The expansion is performed event by event in 3+1-dimensional viscous hydrodynamics. Noticeable elliptic and triangular flows appear in the distributions of produced particles.

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