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Intermittency and relativistic heavy-ion Monte Carlo simulators.

We compare the results of two sophisticated Monte Carlo simulators with published data on relativistic heavy-ion collisions. In addition, we include results of a simple Monte Carlo simulator, which is based on the gross features of the data and contains no correlations. We find that the data show a strong signal of intermittency that the three Monte Carlo simulators fail to reproduce. Furthermore, we find that the sophisticated simulators do no better than the simple one in that neither show any signal of intermittency at all.