Mean-Field Effects on Collective Flows in High-Energy Heavy-Ion Collisions at 2-158A GeV energies
M. Isse, A. Ohnishi, N. Otuka, P. K. Sahu, Y. Nara
Abstract
Collective flows in heavy-ion collisions from AGS ((2-11)A GeV) to SPS ((40,158)A GeV) energies are investigated in a nonequilibrium transport model with nuclear mean-field (MF). Sideward <px>, directed v1, and elliptic flows v2 are systematically studied with different assumptions on the nuclear equation of state (EOS). We find that momentum dependence in the nuclear MF is important for the understanding of the proton collective flows at AGS and SPS energies. Calculated results with momentum dependent MF qualitatively reproduce the experimental data of proton sideward, directed, and elliptic flows in a incident energy range of (2-158)A GeV.
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