Correlations,fluctuations and fractality in multiparticle dynamics of hadrons
Main researcher
: MARTINIS, MLADEN (28990) Assistants
MIKUTA-MARTINIS, VESNA (31153)
ČRNJUGEL, JOSIP (900371)
Type of research: basic Duration from: 01/01/91. to 12/31/95. Papers on project (total): 30
Papers on project quoted in Current Contents: 10
Institution name: Institut "Ruđer Bošković", Zagreb (98) Department/Institute: Department of Physics Theoretical Physics High Energy Group Address: Bijenička cesta 54 City: 10000 - Zagreb, Croatia
Communication
E-mail: martinis@thphys.irb.hr
Fax: 385 (0) 1 428 541
Phone: 385 (0) 1 4561 032
Fax: 385 (0) 1 428 541
E-mail: martinis@thphys.irb.hr
Summary: Theoretical and numerical investigations of the structure
and dynamics of multiparticle systems of high multiplicity produced in
hadron and nuclear collisions with particular emphasis on :
a) dynamical fluctuations and
manyparticle correlations, b) properties of particle distributions
, c) the role of quantum statistics and the laws of
conservation of quantum numbers on manyparticle correlation functions ,
d) the appearance of fractal structures in the process of
aggregation of particles and e) nonlinear quantum optics and quantum
algebras.
Research goals: The aims of the proposed research program are
theorerical and numerical investigations of: a) nonlinear dynamics of
basic processes in hadron physics as well as in particle physics which
are characterized by large dynamical fluctuations / chaoticity and/or
fractality in physical observables (such as hadron multiplicity,
transverse momentum, isospin, spin, charge and so on). b) properties
of particle-distributions in the small regions of the phase space in
connection with intermittency phenomena and fractality, c) relationship
between manyparticle correlation functions and quantum statistics, scaling
and fractal dimensions, d) the possibility of relating quantum algebras
to the nonlinear character of the basic dynamical equations. It is
expected to gain a better understanding of dynamical fluctuations,
fractality and chaoticity in dynamical systems. The analysis of fractal
dimensions can help to find the regions of strong dissipation of energy
during formation and breakup of clusters of particles. Applications of
quantum algebras to problems of nonlinear dynamics makes possible to gain
better insight into the very structure of nonlinear processes.
COOPERATION - PROJECTS
Name of project
: pozvana suradnja Bose-Einstein correlations in
heavy-ion collisions Name of institution: Max-Planck-Institute fuer Physik, Werner
Heisenberg Institut City: 80805 - Muenchen, Njemačka
COOPERATION - INSTITUTIONS
Name of institution
: Max-Planck-Institut fuer Physik, Werner
Heisenberg Institut Type of institution: State institute City: 80805 - Muenchen, Njemačka Other information about the project.