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Applications of extensive and non-extensive statistics to high energy physics
Heavy ion collisions produce nuclear matter at high temperatures and densities, to gain insights into this nuclear matter, we make use of statistical and thermal models to analyse the matter in the final state. A significant number of recent publications have shown that fits based on the Tsallis dis...
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Department of Physics
2021
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