B Which lines are the quark-gluon plasma?

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The discussion revolves around identifying the specific lines that represent quark-gluon plasma (QGP) in scientific imagery. Participants express confusion regarding the visual representation of QGP and seek clarification on its appearance and characteristics. There is a request for sources to better understand QGP and its discovery. The conversation emphasizes the need for clear explanations and visual aids to comprehend complex scientific concepts. Understanding QGP is crucial for grasping fundamental aspects of particle physics.
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I'm curious what are those lines? Which one are the quark gluon plasma?

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wonderingchicken said:
I'm curious what are those lines?
Please give a link to the source of the picture.
 
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Baluncore said:
Please give a link to the source of the picture.
This. And also please tell us what steps you've already taken to answer your question.
 
Vanadium 50 said:
This. And also please tell us what steps you've already taken to answer your question.
I'm just confused when people said they discovered QGP but I'm not sure which one is the QGP. What does QGP looks like actually.
 

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