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Hadronization into Nuclei: Does Size Matter?
We investigate an extension of the statistical hadronization model (SHM) that takes (hyper)nucleus sizes into account. The spatial extent of nuclear wave functions relative to the fireball volume is used to calculate a size correction, which describes the suppression with respect to a point-like tre
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