Directed Flow of Protons and Deuterons in Xe+Cs(I) Collisions: Preliminary BM@N Data and THESEUS Modeling

A. V. Taranenko; I. A. Zhavoronkova; M. E. Kozhevnikova; M. V. Mamaev; Yu. B. Ivanov

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Directed Flow of Protons and Deuterons in Xe+Cs(I) Collisions: Preliminary BM@N Data and THESEUS Modeling

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Pith's one-line read THESEUS reproduces proton directed flow and slightly overestimates deuteron flow in Xe+Cs(I) collisions at 3.8A GeV.

desk verdict A legitimate preliminary data-model comparison whose central claim is plausible but currently unquantified because the v1 data have no error bars. read the letter →

arxiv 2608.04592 v1 pith:ZMVLA7HB submitted 2026-08-05 nucl-ex hep-phnucl-th

M. E. Kozhevnikova , M. V. Mamaev , I. A. Zhavoronkova , A. V. Taranenko , Yu. B. Ivanov This is my paper

classification nucl-exhep-phnucl-th PACS 25.75.-q24.10.Nz24.10.Lx25.75.Ld

keywords directedflowprotonv1deuteronTHESEUSthree-fluidhydrodynamicslight-nucleusproductionBM@Ncrossoverequationofstate

verification ladder T0 review T1 audit T2 compute T3 formal

The pith

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The reading

The paper reports preliminary BM@N measurements of directed flow $v_1$ for protons and deuterons in Xe+Cs(I) collisions at 3.8$A$ GeV and compares them with THESEUS event generator calculations. THESEUS, which couples three-fluid hydrodynamics with a smooth crossover equation of state to an UrQMD afterburner and produces deuterons thermodynamically at freeze-out, reproduces the measured proton $v_1$ well across $|y|\lesssim1$. The deuteron $v_1$ is slightly but systematically overestimated, with a somewhat steeper midrapidity slope. The authors take the overall agreement as support for the thermodynamic mechanism of light-nucleus formation and for the potential of joint proton-deuteron flow analyses at Nuclotron energies.

What carries the argument

The load-bearing object is THESEUS, a hybrid event generator: the three-fluid dynamics stage evolves the collision with a smooth crossover equation of state, fluid elements are converted into hadrons by Monte-Carlo sampling of local thermal distributions, and an UrQMD afterburner handles final-state hadron interactions. The update tested here places stable light nuclei directly in the thermodynamic particle table, so deuterons are sampled at freeze-out on the same footing as hadrons rather than by coalescence; a late freeze-out at energy density $\varepsilon_{\rm frz}=0.2$ GeV/fm$^3$ approximates their hadronic-stage interactions since light nuclei do not enter the UrQMD cascade. This machinery converts the equation of state and freeze-out conditions directly into predicted $v_1(y)$ curves for both protons and deuterons.

What would settle it

Re-running THESEUS with the true Xe+Cs(I) projectile and target mass numbers and comparing the resulting $v_1(y)$ over the same centrality and $p_T$ cuts would settle whether the deuteron overestimation is a real model effect or an artifact of the Xe+Xe substitution; if the offset disappears or changes sign, the claimed support for the thermodynamic mechanism would not hold.

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Extended reading notes

Core claim

The central claim is that THESEUS, with a smooth crossover equation of state and deuterons included in the thermodynamic particle table, captures the measured directed flow of protons in Xe+Cs(I) collisions at 3.8$A$ GeV while slightly overestimating the deuteron $v_1$ at low and intermediate rapidities. The authors present this as support for the thermodynamic mechanism of light-nucleus production in THESEUS and as evidence that joint proton-deuteron flow analyses can probe both the baryon-rich equation of state and light-nucleus formation at Nuclotron energies. They note explicitly that the deuteron offset is small, systematic, and consistent with earlier THESEUS studies at $\sqrt{s_{NN}}=3$ GeV.

Load-bearing premise

The comparison treats Xe(124)+Xe(130) as equivalent to the measured Xe+Cs(I) system based on similar mass and charge, without estimating the systematic error this substitution introduces in $v_1$.

Editorial extensions

If this is right

A crossover equation of state in THESEUS describes the main baryon directed-flow trend in the 10–40% centrality bin at 3.8$A$ GeV.
Deuteron production through the thermodynamic particle table, without a separate coalescence procedure, yields deuteron $v_1$ values that track the data closely enough that no large final-state-interaction correction is required.
The small systematic overestimation of deuteron flow marks the late freeze-out treatment of light nuclei as the next quantity to refine.
Joint proton-deuteron flow measurements at BM@N can serve as a discriminating test between thermodynamic and coalescence-based light-nucleus production.

Reading between the lines

Editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

If the Xe(124)+Xe(130) placeholder for Xe+Cs(I) introduces a rapidity-dependent bias in $v_1$ comparable to the deuteron offset, the inferred support for thermodynamic production would weaken; quantifying this substitution error is a direct next step.
A natural extension is to allow deuterons to participate in the UrQMD cascade or to tune $\varepsilon_{\rm frz}$ separately for nuclei, which could close the deuteron discrepancy without changing the proton agreement.
The same thermodynamic particle-table mechanism predicts $v_1$ for tritons and $^3$He, and comparing those with future BM@N data would test the mechanism more stringently than deuterons alone.

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Desk Editor's Note

read the letter

Two things to know. First, this is not a new measurement: the proton and deuteron v1 points were already reported in Refs. [5] and [6]. What is new is the side-by-side comparison of both to THESEUS with thermodynamic light-nucleus production, and that joint comparison is the actual contribution. Second, the paper is honest about its status—it says preliminary and primarily a test of general trends—but the conclusion is stated with more confidence than the printed evidence supports.

What is done well: the comparison is a genuine prediction in the sense that THESEUS was not tuned to these Xe+Cs(I) data, and the deuteron freeze-out energy density, epsilon_frz = 0.2 GeV/fm3, was fixed in earlier work. The event-plane methods are standard BM@N practice. The authors do not claim a modified EoS or a new production mechanism; they target a specific crossover EoS and a thermodynamic deuteron scheme. Given the previous 3 GeV Au+Au results, this is a coherent program, and the deuteron overestimation pattern at low/intermediate rapidity is consistent with what they saw earlier.

The soft spots are real and not manufactured. The biggest is that Fig. 1 has no error bars, statistical or systematic, on the BM@N points. Without uncertainties, "well describes" and "slight but systematic overestimation" cannot be weighed. A 0.02–0.05 offset in v1 could be a one-sigma fluctuation or a five-sigma failure; the manuscript gives no normalized residual or chi-square. This also blocks any quantitative check of the Xe(124)+Xe(130) approximation for Xe+Cs(I), since the model-data offset could be partly an artifact of substituting a different system. That substitution may be reasonable—similar mass and charge—but an estimate of its effect on v1 is needed, or an explicit statement that it is a declared approximation for this preliminary stage.

The paper itself flags "primarily a test of general trends," and I would accept that framing if the conclusion stopped there. But the final sentence claims these results "support the thermodynamic approach to light-nucleus production in THESEUS." That inference rests on a qualitative visual match. For a physics letter, a measured v1 comparison with no error bars is a weak basis for claiming support. The missing uncertainties should be supplied before the claim can be evaluated.

Citation pattern looks fine; self-citations are to the model papers and the prior data papers, which is appropriate. No circularity concern beyond the usual one that the model is the authors' own, and they have not adjusted epsilon_frz here.

Who this is for: people working on baryon-flow observables at Nuclotron energies, and the THESEUS/3FD group. It is a legitimate preliminary report, useful as a status note. A serious referee can handle it, but only after the authors add uncertainties or visibly weaken the conclusion. I would not desk-reject it; I would send it to review with a request for quantified agreement and error bars.

Referee Report

3 major / 3 minor

Summary. The paper reports preliminary BM@N measurements of the directed flow v1 of protons and deuterons in Xe+Cs(I) collisions at a kinetic beam energy of 3.8 A GeV in the 10–40% centrality interval. The measured rapidity dependence is compared with calculations from the THESEUS event generator, which couples three-fluid hydrodynamics with a Monte Carlo particlization and a UrQMD afterburner, and which produces deuterons thermodynamically at a late freeze-out energy density of 0.2 GeV/fm^3. The model calculation uses Xe(124)+Xe(130) as a proxy for the Xe+Cs(I) system. The paper claims that the crossover EoS in THESEUS well describes the proton v1 data, while the deuteron v1 is slightly but systematically overestimated, and concludes that these results support the thermodynamic approach to light-nucleus production in THESEUS.

Significance. If the comparison were quantitative, this would be a useful benchmark for baryon-driven collective flow and for the thermodynamic mechanism of light-nucleus production at NICA energies. A notable strength is that the model was not tuned to the present data: the freeze-out energy density is taken from earlier work, and the measured v1 values serve as external constraints. The paper is also transparent about the preliminary character of the data. However, the significance is currently limited because the central comparison is entirely visual: no uncertainties are shown for the data points or the model curve, and no quantitative agreement metric is provided. The authors themselves state in Section 3 that the comparison is 'primarily a test of the general trends,' yet the Conclusions assert support for the thermodynamic approach. The claimed support is therefore not yet anchored to quantitative evidence.

major comments (3)

[Section 3, Fig. 1] The central claims that THESEUS 'well describes' the proton v1 and 'slightly overestimates' the deuteron v1 are unquantified because the BM@N data points in Fig. 1 are shown without statistical or systematic error bars, and the THESEUS curve is shown without any uncertainty. The offset between model and data for deuterons appears to be of order 0.02–0.05 in v1, but without error bars it is impossible to judge whether this is a 1-sigma fluctuation or a significant discrepancy. Please provide the point-to-point uncertainties for the measured v1 and, ideally, a goodness-of-fit measure such as chi-squared per degree of freedom or normalized residuals for both protons and deuterons.
[Section 3, Xe+Xe approximation] The substitution of Xe(124)+Xe(130) for the actual Xe+Cs(I) system is justified only by 'similar mass and charge numbers,' with no estimate of the systematic error this introduces into the directed flow comparison. Since the model curve is compared directly to the Xe+Cs(I) data, a difference in v1 between the two systems at 3.8 A GeV could either hide or exaggerate a real model-data disagreement. Please provide at least a rough estimate or a qualitative discussion of the sensitivity of v1 to the isospin and mass asymmetry of the collision system.
[Conclusions] The final conclusion that the results 'support the thermodynamic approach to light-nucleus production in THESEUS' is stronger than the evidence presented. The body text (Section 3) explicitly states that the comparison is 'primarily a test of the general trends,' and no quantitative measure of agreement is given. Given the missing uncertainties and the unquantified Xe+Xe approximation, the conclusion should either be softened to reflect the qualitative nature of the comparison or be backed by the quantitative metrics requested above.

minor comments (3)

[Section 3, text near Fig. 1] There is a typo: 'overesimates' should be 'overestimates.'
[Section 3, Fig. 1 caption] The figure caption does not state what the black dots and blue line represent beyond 'preliminary BM@N data' and 'THESEUS calculation'; please also specify whether any uncertainties are omitted and, if so, state this explicitly.
[Introduction/Notation] The notation 'Xe+Cs(I)' is unusual; since the target is likely cesium iodide (CsI), please clarify the meaning of the parentheses, for example by writing 'Xe+CsI' or defining the abbreviation.

Circularity Check

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No significant circularity: the THESEUS v1 comparison is a genuine prediction against external preliminary BM@N data; self-citations are descriptive, not load-bearing.

full rationale

Walking the paper's chain: the measured v1 (Sec. 2) is an external BM@N observable, and the model v1 (Secs. 1 and 3) is obtained from THESEUS with a crossover EoS and a late freeze-out criterion epsilon_frz = 0.2 GeV/fm3 taken from Ref. [4]. The paper explicitly states that this criterion 'is not specifically adjusted for the deuteron flow,' and the calculation is compared to Xe(124)+Xe(130) as a stand-in for Xe+Cs(I) because of similar mass and charge numbers. This system substitution is an approximation, but it is not an input that forces the v1 outcome. No equation defines the data v1 in terms of the model, nor defines the model-data agreement in terms of the data; the central claim ('These results support the thermodynamic approach to light-nucleus production in THESEUS') is a consistency statement made after comparing two independently produced v1 curves. The self-citations to [2] and [4] define the model and supply the freeze-out parameter, but they are not invoked as a uniqueness theorem or as evidence that the model is correct. The absence of quoted uncertainties on the BM@N points weakens the quantitative force of 'slight overestimation,' but that is a statistical-reporting limitation, not a circularity. Hence no circular step reduces a prediction to an input by construction.

Assumptions & free parameters 1 free parameters · 5 assumptions · 0 invented entities

The paper introduces no free parameters itself; the only explicit free parameter is the late freeze-out energy density taken from prior work. The central comparison rests on several modeling assumptions (3FD, crossover EoS, UrQMD, thermodynamic deuteron production) and on the Xe+Xe proxy for the measured system.

free parameters (1)

Late freeze-out energy density for light nuclei (epsilon_frz) = 0.2 GeV/fm^3
A fixed energy density at which deuterons cease interacting in the THESEUS model; adopted from the authors' previous work (Ref. [4]) and stated to be not adjusted for the deuteron flow data in this paper. The central deuteron comparison depends on this value.

assumptions (5)

domain assumption Three-fluid hydrodynamics (3FD) with two incident and one newly produced fluid approximates the collision dynamics.
Invoked in Sec. 1 as the first stage of THESEUS; no validation against the present data is given.
domain assumption A smooth crossover equation of state describes the hot, baryon-rich matter.
Used in the hydrodynamic evolution (Sec. 1, Fig. 1); results are model-dependent.
domain assumption UrQMD afterburner correctly simulates final-state hadronic interactions.
Applied to hadrons after particlization (Sec. 1); no error estimate is attached.
domain assumption Deuterons are produced thermodynamically at freeze-out and do not undergo final-state interactions.
Core assumption of the updated THESEUS; the late freeze-out with epsilon_frz=0.2 GeV/fm3 approximates their interactions (Sec. 1). If deuterons do interact, the comparison changes.
ad hoc to paper Xe(124)+Xe(130) collisions approximate the Xe+Cs(I) system for directed flow.
Stated in Sec. 3 on the basis of similar mass and charge, without a quantitative estimate of the induced error.

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abstract

Preliminary BM@N results on the directed flow ($v_1$) of protons and deuterons in Xe+Cs(I) collisions at 3.8$A$ GeV are presented for the 10-40% centrality interval. The measured rapidity dependence of $v_1$ is compared with calculations from the THESEUS event generator, where deuterons are produced thermodynamically on an equal basis with hadrons using a late freeze-out scenario. While THESEUS well describes the proton $v_1$ data, it shows a slight but systematic overestimation of the deuteron flow at low and intermediate rapidities. This comparison tests both the collective dynamics of baryon-rich matter and the thermodynamic mechanism of light-nucleus formation at Nuclotron energies.

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