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Introduction

ABSTRACT
Centrality is one of the ways to get signal of phase transition from hadronic to Quark Gluon Plasma matter. Centrality can be increased by increasing baryon density. Central collisions are used to increase baryon density. We used 10842 events of experimental data coming from 2m propane bubble chamber, JINR, Dubna, Russia. The Quantitative method has been used which is based on Random Matrix Theory to study the carbon-carbon collisions at 4.5 A GeV with an aim to get the modelindependent criteria to separate the central collisions. This method doesnt require any prior information and doesnt produce unnecessary background. The nearest neighbor spacing energy distribution E(S) was created in events with different number of the charged particles. The results show that charged particle correlation decreases with increasing charged particle multiplicity.