High Energy Nuclear Physics

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High energy nuclear physics studies about the behavior of nuclear matter in energy regimes. The most primary focus of this field is the study of heavy ion collisions and as compared to the lower atomic mass of atoms in other particle accelerators. At the very sufficient collision energies there are many of these types of collisions which is mainly theorized to produce the quark -gluon plasma. Traditional nuclear physics has been only devoted to study about the nuclei which are gently carried out. Using the high energy beams of heavy nuclei ions we can create states of nuclear matter that are very far removed from the ground state. At the very sufficient high densities and temperatures, the neutrons and the protons should melt into their constituent quarks and gluons. In the very high energy collisions of heavy nuclei the quarks and gluons are released from their hadronic bounds and forms a new state of matter which is generally called as Quark-gluon plasma.

 

  • High energy physics
  • Radioactivity
  • Theoretical nuclear physics
  • Theoretical particle physics
  • Subatomic physics
  • Collider physics
  • Viscous hydrodynamics

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