New results on Pb-Au collisions at 40 AGeV from CERES/NA45 experiment
Kirill Filimonov, LBNL
    for the CERES/NA45 Collaboration
Introduction
Experimental Setup
Leptonic Observables: e+e--pair analysis
Hadronic Observables
Summary and outlook

Electromagnetic probes of nuclear collisions
Mean free path larger than reaction volume
Dileptons emitted at all stages of the collision:
neutral meson decays
p+p- annihilation
qq annihilation
Drell-Yan pairs

Previous CERES results

CERES/NA45 experimental setup

RICH event display

Combinatorial background and rejection

Invariant mass spectrum at 40 AGeV

Comparison with theory

Hadrons in CERES with TPC

Charged particle spectra and yields

L-hyperon production

L-hyperon production (cont.)

Pion HBT-interferometery

Directed and elliptic flow at 40 AGeV

Elliptic flow vs beam energy

Summary and outlook
e+e--pair analysis of 40 AGeV data shows similar enhancement observed at 158 AGeV. Both agree with present theoretical descriptions.
Hadron data at 40 AGeV are very useful for studying beam energy systematics of hadronic observables
2000 run data on tape:
  - 33M central Pb-Au events at 158 AGeV
  - high resolution spectroscopy of r/w/f ® e+e-
- wealth of hadron data, including f ® K+K-