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\title{UrQMD at RHIC Energies}
\author{\vskip2cm
\color{blue}Marcus Bleicher\\
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Institut f\"ur Theoretische Physik\\
Goethe-Universit\"at \\
Frankfurt am Main, Germany}
\date{\small\textcolor{green}{May 1999}}

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\headline{Collision Spectra}
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\item Center of mass energy of individual collisions
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\item Final state is dominated by \textcolor{red}{meson-meson} \\
and \textcolor{red}{meson-baryon} reaction,
\item Fraction of \textcolor{red}{high energy} baryon-baryon \\
reactions is extremely \textcolor{red}{small}
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\headline{Baryon Rapidity Distribution}
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\item Net protons, net $\Lambda+\Sigma$, net $\Xi$, net $\Omega$.
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\item Rapidity distribution of all net baryons shows a \textcolor{red}{dip} 
\item Baryon to anti-baryon ratio at midrapidity: 3/1
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\headline{Particle Production}
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\item Distributions of all Pions, charged Pions and Kaons 
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\item More than \textcolor{red}{1100 Pions} at midrapidity,
\item Approx. \textcolor{red}{750 charged Pions} at midrapidity
\item Approx. \textcolor{red}{80 Kaons} at midrapidity
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\headline{Creation of transverse expansion}
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\item Mean $p_\perp$ as function of rapidity 
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\item Remnants of \textcolor{red}{Sea-Gull effect} visible in the Proton distribution (Dip at $y=0$)
\item \textcolor{red}{Plateau} in the transverse momentum distribution of newly produced particles
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\headline{Transverse momentum spectra}
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\item Distributions of Protons and Pions at midrapidity 
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\item Slopes at freeze-out are \textcolor{red}{comparable to SPS} (Pb+Pb)
\item Inv. slopes increase with particle mass
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