Abstract
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Highlights
The strong interactions programme of NA61/SHINE consists of studies of the onset of deconfinement (OD) [2] in nucleus-nucleus collisions and search for the critical point (CP) [3] of strongly interacting matter
Joint fluctuations of two quantities in two separated pseudorapidity intervals are of special interest because they are closely connected with studies of forward-backward correlations that have a long history of measurements [14, 15]
Dependence of the quantities Δ[PT, N] and Σ[PT, N] on the width of the pseudorapidity interval were measured by the NA61/SHINE experiment in forward energy selected Be+Be collisions at 150A GeV/c
Summary
In recent measurements by the NA61/SHINE collaboration [9, 10] of the strongly intensive quantities Δ[PT , N] and Σ[PT , N] no anomaly attributable to the CP was observed neither in p+p nor in forward energy selected Be+Be and Ar+Sc collisions. The inequalities Δ[PT , N] < 1 and Σ[PT , N] ≥ 1, previously observed for all studied systems at all collision energies [9, 10], hold when modifying the width of the pseudorapidity window of the measurement.
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