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Fundamental geometric limitations on disentangling nuclear-surface properties in relativistic heavy ion collisions
The extraction of the nuclear surface diffuseness from relativistic heavy ion collisions is limited by the intertwined responses of geometry-driven observables to surface diffuseness and intrinsic nuclear deformation. We investigate this limitation using event-by-event Monte Carlo Glauber simulation
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