Resonance Production in Heavy Ion Collisions - what can we learn from RHIC?
S. Vogel, M. Bleicher
Abstract
In these proceedings we concentrate on the refeeding and rescattering probability of hadronic resonances. We discuss the probability to form resonances in binary baryon-meson or meson-meson collisions as a function of time for various resonances using a transport model approach (UrQMD). We give an estimate of the re-feeding probability using a simplified thermal approach and discuss the relevance for the resonance/non-resonance ratio measured by STAR.
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