Dilepton Production and its Significance in Heavy Ion Experiments

by Mr Farid Taghinavas (Department of Physics, Sharif University of Technology, Tehran, Iran)

Wednesday 19 Oct 2016, 15:00 → 16:00 Asia/Tehran

Seminar Room (Larak)

The aim of heavy ions collisions is to study nuclear matter under critical conditions. In this way many observables deserve to shed light on the collective structure of ions after collision. Dileptons as a yield of electromagnetic interactions which caused by photon has a crucial role, since its profile can give us valuable information about resonance location, modification of intermediate hadrons and etc. Also photon solely is valuable signal in heavy ion experiments, since it goes out from all the stages after collision and is a neat sign to explore properties of different stages. In this talk we would like to introduce some preliminary issues of this topic by making use of Finite Temperature Field Theory (FTFT) relations and clarify its importance and address future programs which will go on this issue.