  We present comparisons to experimental data along with predictions of
observables for U+U collisions at 193 GeV using a multistage theoretical and
computational framework consisting of boost-invariant IP-Glasma initial state,
MUSIC hydrodynamics, and a hadronic transport cascade generated by iS3D \&
SMASH. Our results show great agreement with existing anisotropic flow
measurements from RHIC [ arXiv:1505.07812 ; arXiv:1901.08155 ] . We provide
predictions for differential flow observables as well as multiparticle
correlations and transverse-momentum-flow correlations. When possible, we
compare our predictions to results from Au+Au collisions at 200 GeV to properly
outline the effects of deformation in the initial state on final state
observables.
