Heavy Flavor and Quarkonium Production and Interactions in Media

Open heavy flavor and quarkonium observables are well established probes of the hot system produced in heavy-ion collisions. Open heavy flavor production is better under control than quarkonium in $p + p$ collisions due to uncertainties in the production mechanism. Newer observables such as correlated heavy flavor decays and production of exotics such as tetraquarks are generating added excitement. Recent highlights from $p + p$ and $p + A$ collisions are presented here.

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2025-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.22323/1.483.0148
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Indigenous Studies and Ecology
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Heavy Flavor and Quarkonium Production and Interactions in Media

R. Vogt
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Heavy Flavor and Quarkonium Production and Interactions in Media

R. Vogt
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Abstract

Open heavy flavor and quarkonium observables are well established probes of the hot system produced in heavy-ion collisions. Open heavy flavor production is better under control than quarkonium in $p + p$ collisions due to uncertainties in the production mechanism. Newer observables such as correlated heavy flavor decays and production of exotics such as tetraquarks are generating added excitement. Recent highlights from $p + p$ and $p + A$ collisions are presented here.

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (US)
U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Science, Nuclear Physics, Laboratory Directed Research and Development, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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