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Driver and damping of the directed-flow response in heavy-ion collisions
The initial-state geometry plays a crucial role in driving directed flow, while the dissipative response of the medium dampens it. Both of these factors influence how the directed-flow slope varies with system size. We developed a method to differentiate between these driving and damping effects on
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