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Multiparticle cumulants method can be used to reveal long-range collectivity in small and large colliding systems. The four-particle symmetric cumulant sc2,4 \ 4 \, three-particle asymmetric cumulant ac₂ \ 3 \, and the normalized cumulants nsc2,4 \ 4 \ and nac₂ \ 3 \ from the transverse momentum conservation and flow are calculated. The interplay between the two effects is also investigated. Our results are in a good agreement with the recent ATLAS measurements of multiparticle azimuthal correlations with the subevent cumulant method, which provides insight into the origin of collective flow in small systems.
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