What is the definition of two-particle inclusive spectra and single particle inclusive spectra in heavy ion collisions?

Ashutosh Kumar Pandey @Ashutosh_Pandey14

01 January 2017 0 5K Report

I want to understand meaning of two-particle inclusive spectra and single particle inclusive spectra in heavy ion collisions.

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