INTENSITY INTERFEROMETRY AND TWO-PARTICLE CORRELATIONS IN HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS
Abstract
The difference between intensity interferometry and measurements of two-particle momentum correlations in heavy-ion collisions is discussed. These approaches are generally used to estimate the time-space scale of fireballs produced in heavy-ion collisions. It is inferred that the C(qinv) function will increase with the decrease of qinv for both bosons and fermions, if qinv does not approach zero.