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It is an experimental fact that multi-particle correlations in the finalstates of high-energy nucleus-nucleus collisions are sensitive to collectivecorrelations of nucleons in the wave functions of the colliding nuclei. Here, Ishow that this connection is more direct than it intuitively seems. With anenergy deposition scheme inspired by high-energy quantum chromodynamics, andwithin a linearized description of initial-state fluctuations in thequark-gluon plasma, I exhibit relations between $N$-particle correlations inthe final states of nuclear collisions and $N$-nucleon density distributions inthe colliding nuclei. This result formally justifies the sensitivity of theoutcome of high-energy collisions to features such as nuclear deformations. Itpaves the way, thus, to systematic studies of the impact of state-of-the-artnuclear interactions in such processes.

Many-body correlations for nuclear physics across scales: from nuclei to quark-gluon plasmas to hadron distributions