Charles Gale

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McGill University

Canada

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Charles Gale is a Professor at McGill University in Canada. His research primarily focuses on the dynamics of the QCD plasma in relativistic heavy-ion collisions and the study of jet formation in dense mediums. He has authored several articles exploring the equilibration of QCD matter, thermal dilepton polarization, and the nuclear structure probed by heavy-ion collisions. His recent work also includes developments in relativistic hydrodynamics and analyses of charm phenomenology in high-energy physics.

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McGill University

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GERMANY

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Farrukh Fattoyev

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Manhattan College

UNITED STATES

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Articles (13)

Thermal Dilepton Polarization and Dynamics of the QCD Plasma in Relativistic Heavy-Ion Collisions

QCD jets in a hot and dense medium: A study of shower formation time and collision kernels

Comparisons and predictions for collisions of deformed U238 nuclei at sNN=193 GeV

Heavy-ion collisions as probes of nuclear structure

Evolution equation for the energy-momentum moments of the nonequilibrium density function and regularized relativistic third-order hydrodynamics

Virtual Photons Shed Light on the Early Temperature of Dense QCD Matter

Rapidity scan with multistage hydrodynamic and statistical thermal models

Probing the equilibration of the QCD matter created in heavy-ion collisions with dileptons

Open charm phenomenology with a multistage approach to relativistic heavy-ion collisions

Comparing the martini and cujet models for jet quenching: Medium modification of jets and jet substructure

Fast Neutrino Cooling in the Accreting Neutron Star MXB 1659-29

Out-of-equilibrium photon production in the late stages of relativistic heavy-ion collisions

Leading order, next-to-leading order, and nonperturbative parton collision kernels: Effects in static and evolving media

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Sangyong Jeon

Hannah Elfner

Farrukh Fattoyev

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