Abstract
The Average Phase Space Density (APSD) of very high energy nuclear collisions at the total "freeze-out" temperature offers an indirect but convenient tool to assess the merit and worth of the pionisation models. We have attempted to apply here a specific multiple production model with a view to estimating the APSD of pions for a set of sulphur-induced ultrarelativistic heavy-ion collisions in a unified manner, to compare them finally with the experiment-based results of NA35 and NA44-groups at CERN and also with the calculational results based on the thermal model. The specific implications of the present approach have also been pointed out in the end.
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