Electron-positron pairs from thermal resonances in ultrarelativistic nuclear collisions
John J. Neumann, David Seibert, George Fai
Abstract
We use a boost-invariant one-dimensional (cylindrically symmetric) fluid dynamics code to calculate e+e- production from ρ0 and ω decay in the central rapidity region of a central S+Au collision at s=20 GeV/nucleon. We use equations of state with a first-order phase transition between a massless pion gas and quark gluon plasma, with transition temperatures in the range 150-200 MeV. The production cross section at the ρ mass loosely constrains the transition and freeze-out temperatures, and we find that the mT spectrum is a good thermometer for sufficiently high Tc.
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