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WUT = Warsaw University of Technology Faculty of Physics Heavy Ion Physics as seen from WUT
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Some history 1975- 1990 WUT at JINR - Dubna
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M.I. PodgoretskiV.G. Grishin 1975 ~1990 - Grishin, propane bubble chamber group and others in Dubna - measured two-particle correlations for various reactions and two-particle systems in the energy domain of several GeV/nucleon Weekly meeting of propane bubble chamber group.
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First correlation function for π 0 π 0 system, JINR, Dubna, 1986 Xenon bubble chamber of ITEP, Moscow π+Xe, 3.5 GeV/c Xenon Bubble Chamber
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1990 … Cooperation with LPN, SUBATECH NANTES
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k* 1 Catching up Effective interaction time larger Stronger correlation Moving away Effective Interaction time smaller Weaker correlation “Double” ratio Sensitive to the space-time asymmetry in the emission process R.Lednicky, V. L.Lyuboshitz, B.Erazmus, D.Nouais,Phys.Lett. B373 (1996) 30. C-C- C+C+ C+C+ C-C- Kinematics selection along some direction e.g. k Out, k Side, cos(v,k) Heavier particle faster Lighter particle faster Nonidentical Particle Correlations
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Proton-proton correlations in NA44 experiment at CERN, 1996 200 GeV/u
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1990 … Experiments at GANIL E183 – C. Lebrun, E193 – B. Erazmus E286 - JP
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1997 Meetings at WUT on particle momentum correlations
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Since 1991 … Participation in the STAR experiment at RHIC/BNL
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Since 1998 … Participation in the ALICE experiment at LHC/CERN
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Design, Implementation and Maintenance of ALICE Detector Construction Data-Base, DCDB, W. Peryt
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Since 2005 … Participation in the NA49/NA61 experiments at the SPS/CERN
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Meetings
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STAR Collaboration Meeting, july’2005
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Dubna-Moscow, march, 2006
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Dubna, march, 2006
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February 2007, Meeting in Grybów
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2007, Kiev
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Since 2000 – June/July workshops at SUBATECH/Nantes
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GDRE workshop in Nantes, July 2011
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Heavy Ion PhD at WUT
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1. Michał Przewłocki (2002) Particle correlations in two-nucleon systems emitted in heavy ion collisions (Experiment E286 at GANIL)
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2. Adam Kisiel (2004) Studies of non-identical meson-meson correlations at low relative velocities in relativistic nuclear collisions registered in the STAR experiment
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3. Piotr Skowroński(2005) Space-time evolution of nuclear collisions to be seen by ALICE experiment using particle correlations Effect of hard processes on momentum correlatioions In Heavy Ion Collisions ALICE performance in Correlation Analysis
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Piotr Skowronski, ALICE, Influence of hard processes on momentum correlations
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4. Agnieszka Staranowicz (2008) Analysis of nucleon and light nuclear fragments emission in the Ar-Ni collisions at 77 MeV per nucleon
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5. Hanna Paulina Zbroszczyk (2008) Studies of Baryon-Baryon Correlations in Relativistic Nuclear Collisions Registered at the STAR Experiment
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6. Marcin Słodkowski (2009) Study of K* Resonances Production in Nuclear Collisions at the CERN SPS energies
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7. Marek Szuba (2009) Long range Correlations of Charged Particles in Nucleus-Nucleus Collisions at the CERN SPS
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8. Daniel Kikoła (2010) Hidden Charm Production in the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions Registered in the STAR Experiment
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9. Marcin Zawisza (2010) Study of Meson-Baryon Correlations in Relativistic Nuclear Collisions Registered by the STAR Detector
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9 staff members 7 PhD students 15 students We are very happy to see you with us here!!!
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