Abstract
An experimental study on the production of pions is reviewed, covering pion spectra and multiplicity distributions. Emphasis is placed on progress in characterizing the conditions of nuclear matter by employing particle production observables. Further, the information derived from the Hagedorn temperature of the system emitting pions is critically examined, along with a discussion of the sources responsible for pion emission in the reaction, as revealed by particle spectra and yields.
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