Lecture

Selected Topics in Nuclear and Particle Physics

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Description

This lecture covers selected topics in nuclear and particle physics, including the identification of Quark-Gluon Plasma (QGP), isotropic sources, rapidity distribution, QCD strings, collision geometry, energy density, QGP signatures, photon spectrum, pressure, QGP dimensions, and quarkonium production.

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