Information theory and phenomenology of multiple hadronic production
G. Wilk, Z. Włodarczyk
Abstract
G. Wilk, Z. Włodarczyk
Abstract
Multiple hadronic production is usually visualized as a two-step process: the formation of some well-defined intermediate objects such as strings or fireballs and their subsequent hadronization (decays). It is shown how information theory provides us with a model-independent tool in dealing with the hadronization step for which the most plausible distributions of hadrons are formed.
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Multiple hadronic production is usually visualized as a two-step process: the formation of some well-defined intermediate objects such as strings or fireballs and their subsequent hadronization (decays). It is shown how information theory provides us with a model-independent tool in dealing with the hadronization step for which the most plausible distributions of hadrons are formed.
Key concepts: Hadronization, Hadron, Physics, Particle physics, Phenomenology (philosophy), Nuclear physics, Production (economics), Elementary particle