2007Physical review. D. Particles, fields, gravitation, and cosmology/Physical review. D. Particles and fieldsOpen access

Glueball enhancement by color deconfinement

V. Vento

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We study a scenario for high energy heavy ion collisions that leads to the formation of a strong coupling deconfined phase in which the lightest glueballs are numerous and stable. We analyze how their properties manifest themselves in experimental spectra and show that they provide a good signature for color deconfinement.

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We study a scenario for high energy heavy ion collisions that leads to the formation of a strong coupling deconfined phase in which the lightest glueballs are numerous and stable. We analyze how their properties manifest themselves in experimental spectra and show that they provide a good signature for color deconfinement.

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We study a scenario for high energy heavy ion collisions that leads to the formation of a strong coupling deconfined phase in which the lightest glueballs are numerous and stable. We analyze how their properties manifest themselves in experimental spectra and show that they provide a good signature for color deconfinement.

Key concepts: Deconfinement, Glueball, Physics, Signature (topology), Coupling (piping), Phase (matter), Spectral line, Heavy ion

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