Abstract

One possible scenario of chromofield decay in its initial stage of evolution is Schwinger's mechanism in restricted volume. It is assumed that initial chromofield energy can be represented as a collection of color flux tubes (CFT) stretched between receding nuclei. CFT expands up to some length until its breakup followed by the production of soft partons. A new formula for initial chromofield energy density is derived from the MacLerran-Venugopalan model to calculate CFT tension. It considers two possible ansatzes for saturation momentum. Color charge screening by produced partons is taken into account as well. A new formula for evolution of produced parton multiplicities based on the Wigner representation of the phase-space density of probability is also derived.

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