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Analysis of Bose-Einstein correlation data in Pb+Pb collisions at CERN SPS energies A. Ster1,2, T. Csörgő2 1 KFKI-RMKI, 2 KFKI-MFA, Hungary BudaLund analitical hydro formulas for observables Fits to NA49 data of 20, 30, 40, 80, 158 AGeV energies Results Conclusion

The BudaLund fluid model Observables

The BudaLund fluid model A general form With probability distribution for fluids

The BudaLund fluid model Buda-Lund solutions of the 5 differential fluid equations:

The BudaLund fluid model Where (in case of axial symmetry): (=Ht rt ;Ht :transverse Hubble constant)

The BudaLund fluid model Final form of Invariant Momentum Distribution:

BudaLund old fits to old SPS Pb+Pb NA49 NA44 A. Ster, T.Csörgő, B. Lörstad , Nucl.Phys. A661 (1999) 419-422, nucl-th/9907338

BudaLund fits to RHIC Au+Au data A. Ster, et al., Acta Phys.Polon. B35 (2004) 191-196, nucl-th/0311102

BudaLund fits to RHIC Au+Au data http://www.kfki.hu/~csorgo/budalund/budalund1.5.qm04.tar.gz M. Csanád, et al., J.Phys.G30: S1079-S1082, 2004, nucl-th/0403074

BudaLund fits to old NA49 data New code

BudaLund fits to recent NA49 data NA49 Collaboration (preliminary data), A. Ster, T. Csörgő and M. Csanád (work in progress)

BudaLund fits to recent NA49 data NA49 Collaboration (preliminary data), A. Ster, T. Csörgő and M. Csanád (work in progress)

BudaLund fits to recent NA49 data NA49 Collaboration (preliminary data), A. Ster, T. Csörgő and M. Csanád (work in progress)

BudaLund fits to recent NA49 data NA49 Collaboration (preliminary data), A. Ster, T. Csörgő and M. Csanád (work in progress)

BudaLund fits to recent NA49 data NA49 Collaboration (preliminary data), A. Ster, T. Csörgő and M. Csanád (work in progress)

Status of Buda-Lund fits to NA49 data Old (Torino QM 1999) results reproduced Confidence level of the Torino QM 99 data fits is acceptable, CL > 0.1 % Conf. level of the new NA49 data with: stat errors of ~ 0.1 fm -> only CL < 0.1 %, not acceptable Good CL is obtained if error on radii x 4 tried All forthcoming numbers: work in progress Missing: dn/dy, Routlong, hyperon spectra fits

Buda-Lund, excitation function of central T from NA49 Pb+Pb Central temperature increases with increasing bombarding energy

Buda-Lund, excitation function of T(post evap) from NA49 Pb+Pb Post-evaporation temperature increases also with increasing E, similar to central T.

Buda-Lund, excitation function of geometrical radius from NA49 Pb+Pb Geometrical size decreases or nearly flat with increasing Elab!

Buda-Lund, excitation function of Rs, T(Rs) = T0/2 from NA49 Pb+Pb Rs is large: temperature is nearly constant in the transverse plane.

Buda-Lund, excitation function of Hubble constant Htr from NA49 Pb+Pb Transverse expansion rate nearly saturates. Htr= <ut>/Rg

Buda-Lund, excitation function of Hubble constant Hlong from NA49 Pb+Pb Longitudinal expansion rate slightly increases. Hlong = 1/t0

Buda-Lund, excitation function of Dh from NA49 Pb+Pb Longitudinal extension slightly increases.

Buda-Lund, excitation function of D from NA49 Pb+Pb Emission time width fluctuates within errors .

BudaLund fit results of NA49 data

Analysis of NA49 prel. data Torino QM 99 fit reanalized, CL > 0.1 % New NA49 data analysed with stat errors only, order of ~ 0.1 fm only CL < 0.1 %, not acceptable all fits look good but fits are only work in progress Missing: dn/dy, Routlong, hyperon spectra fits Monotonic increase with energy: T0, Tevap, Dh, Within errors, independent of energy: Htr, Hlong, Rg, Rs, D Temperature is ~ constant of (r,t) at freeze in Pb+Pb@CERN SPS

Conclusions on NA49 prel. new data Buda-Lund model describes single particle distributions, and HBT radii w/o HBT puzzle: Pb+Pb @SPS, Elab = 20, 30, 40, 80, 158 AGeV But the CL is good only on the previously published NA49 data, errors on new data stat only and very small (0.1 fm) T0 < Tc in h+p and Pb+Pb @SPS T0 > Tc in p+p and Au+Au @RHIC ; IF Tc=172±3MeV