Examination of heavy-ion collisions using EPOS model in the frame of BES program
Abstract
EPOS is a generator which allows one to simulate
various types of collisions of divers systems with different initial
parameters. It considers the parton-based Gribov-Regge theory.
So far the EPOS model has been used to describe higher
collision energies obtained with RHIC or LHC data. On
the other hand, there is another program under investigation:
Beam Energy Scan conducted at Brookhaven National Laboratory.
The beams of gold ions are collided at energies such as p
sNN
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