Tips for Viewing the Hand-Cranked ARC Movie
This "movie" consists of just six frames. To advance to the next frame,
click on the displayed frame. After your first run through, the pictures
should be cached locally. Thereafter, you can rapidly play the "movie"
either forwards or backwards using the forward and
back buttons on your browser. You may want to try one of
the "single-panel" movies (see below) if your setup does not work well with
the full-sized version.
What the Movie Shows
The six frames show the simulated time-evolution of a collision between two
gold nuclei at intervals of 2 fm/c. The colors show the intensity at that
point of the quantity indicated in the caption. The quantity Px is a
measure of fluid-like collective sideward deflection of nucleons, and
will be measured in E895. A different color scale is used for Px associated
with nucleons from the projectile and target. The simulations are derived
from the ARC (A Relativistic Cascade) model developed by Sid Kahana and
collaborators, and these plots were generated by David Kahana and Tom
Schlagel.
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