Near-Fields and Initial Energy Density in High Energy Nuclear Collisions
R. J. Fries, J. I. Kapusta, Y. Li
Abstract
We calculate the classical gluon field created at early times in collisions of large nuclei at high energies. We find that the field is dominated by the longitudinal chromoelectric and chromomagnetic components. We estimate the initial energy density of this gluon field to be approximately 260 GeV/fm3 at RHIC.
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