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Jet Quenching and Radiative Energy Loss in Dense Nuclear Matter
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We review recent finite opacity approaches (GLV, WW, WOGZ) to the computation of the induced gluon radiative energy loss and their application to the tomographic studies of the density evolution in ultra-relativistic nuclear collisions.
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