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Jet Propagation and Mach Cones in (3+1)d Ideal Hydrodynamics

Betz, Barbara, Gyulassy, Miklos, Rischke, Dirk H. et al.

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The observation of jet quenching and associated away--side Mach cone--like correlations at RHIC provide powerful ``external'' probes of the sQGP produced in A+A reactions, but it simultaneously raises the question where the jet energy was deposited.

The nearly perfect bulk fluidity observed via elliptic flow suggests that Mach cone--like correlations may also be due to rapid local equilibration in the wake of penetrating jets.
Multi-particle correlations lend further support to this possibility.
However, a combined study of energy deposition and fluid response is needed.