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Larry McLerran, Brookhaven National Laboratory The Color Glass Condensate is high energy density made of gluons which controls the high energy limit of strong interactions. I describe its properties. The Color Glass Condensate is associated with the wavefunction of strongly interacting particles. In the collision of two particles, the CGC is converted into a Glasma, which in heavy ion collisions ultimately evolves into a thermalized Quark Gluon Plasma. I discuss the Glasma and what is known of its properties. |
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