RE: QM04 Abstract

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   Dear Ian,
         it does seem appropriate to use the grand-cononical ensemble in
limited 
rapidity ranges for AuAu at least for dy=1. For smaller systems this breaks
down 
obviously since their aren't enough particles. Currently we don't have a
good 
micro-canonical approach for pp. Michael


        Here is my draft abstract for QM04. Michael
>
>
>                 Rapidity Depdendence of the Temperature and Chemical
> Potential
>
> It is common to describe the  particle abundances of from heavy ion
> collisions in
> terms of thermal fits. Normally this is done using 4pi yields but 
> recently
> thermal models have been applied to data from narrow regions around 
> y=0. The
> wide rapidity
> dependence of BRAHMS data allows us to test if AuAu collisions are in 
> global
> thermal equilibrium of if there are a range of sources at different
> rapidities each of which is in local thermal equilibrium. W

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