Dense, Strongly-Interacting Matter: Strangeness in Heavy-Ion Reactions 1-10 AGeV
C. A. Ogilvie
Abstract
This talk reviews the physics of dense, strongly interacting matter. The newly acquired experimental data on strangeness production in heavy-ion reactions from 1-10 AGeV is used to probe the physics of in-medium properties of kaons, multi-body collisions, and the search for the baryon-rich quark-gluon plasma.
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