Multiplicity Fluctuations in Central Nuclear Reaction of Pb + AgBr Events at 158A GeV

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Dialogo 4 (1):215-220 (2017)
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In the present articles an attempt has been made for the study of multiplicity fluctuations of the secondary charged particles produced in central relativistic nuclear collisions of at an energy 158A GeV, to find the first-order phase transition. This study has been carried out for the experimental data along with the theoretical prediction of FRITIOF simulation program and Monte-Carlo simulation. The theoretical model predictions were found in good agreements.

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