Non-linear flow response and reaction plane correlations
Derek Teaney, Li Yan

TL;DR
This paper uses non-linear flow response formalism to interpret event plane correlations in heavy-ion collisions, showing they result from a mix of linear and non-linear effects.
Contribution
It introduces a framework combining linear and non-linear flow responses to explain event plane correlations.
Findings
Event plane correlations can be understood as averages of linear and non-linear limits.
The formalism successfully describes recent measurements.
Linear and non-linear effects jointly shape flow observables.
Abstract
We apply the non-linear flow response formalism to the recently measured event plane correlations. We find that as a result of the combined effects of linear and non-linear flow response, the observed event plane correlations can be understood as an effective average of the 'linear limit' and 'non-linear limit'.
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