Measurements of J/   e + e - in Au+Au collisions at  s NN =200 GeV by PHENIX at RHIC Taku Gunji CNS, University of Tokyo For the PHENIX Collaboration.

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Measurements of J/   e + e - in Au+Au collisions at  s NN =200 GeV by PHENIX at RHIC Taku Gunji CNS, University of Tokyo For the PHENIX Collaboration 1 EB.7, Taku Gunji, DNP/JPS, Hawaii, 2005/09/21

Outline Physics Motivation PHENIX Detectors Data analysis Signal Counting Invariant Yield per binary collision R AA and theoretical models Invariant pT distribution Summary and Outlook 2

Physics Motivation Study the properties of hot and dense medium created by Heavy-Ion Collisions.  T, , , dof, collective behavior, deconfinement,,,, J/  measurement in Heavy-Ion Collisions  Suppression by Debye Color Screening Probe of de-confinement T. Mastui and H. Satz. PLB. 178 (1986) 416 Survive up to 2 Tc from recent lattice calculations  Enhancement by the recombination of uncorrelated cc pairs QGP phase + statistical coalescence at hadronization  Non-QGP effects Gluon shadowing Nuclear absorption Comover scattering 3 PHENIX d+Au J/  results show the nuclear absorption cross section is order1-3 mb. [nucl-ex/ ]

PHENIX Experiment BBC, ZDC  centrality  z-vertex DC, PC1  momentum RICH  Electron ID EMCal (PbGl, PbSc)  Energy  Track Matching 4

Data analysis Invariant Yield Centrality selection  N evt Signal Counting of J/   N J/   e + e - Invariant mass  subtract combinatorial background Correction factors  single J/  detection efficiency   acc x  eff  centrality dependence   embed  Run-by-Run fluctuation of detector acceptance   run-by-run 5

Signal counting of J/  %40-93% Analyzed 760 M Minimum Bias Data N J/  = N ee – N mixed_ee (2.9 <Mee<3.3 GeV)  Event mixing method was used. Invariant mass spectra Unlike pairs Mixed unlike pairs Central:0-20% Subtracted Centrality N J/  0-10% % % % % % N J/   is counted in this mass range. Centrality vs. N J/ 

Invariant Yield per binary collisions BdN/dy per binary collisions (N binary )  6 centrality bins. (0-10/10-20/20-30/30-40/40-60/60-92%)  N binary from Glauber calculation. ( PRL ) Comparison to p+p & d+Au results. (nucl-ex/ )  ( ) x10 -6 (p+p), ( ) x in d+Au J/  yield is suppressed.  For more central collisions  Factor 3 of suppression for most central collisions. 0-10%: ( )x Binary scaling

R AA and theoretical models Consistent with nuclear absorption + shadowing (  abs ~ 3.0 mb) for centrality > 10% but Beyond the suppression for centrality 0-10%   abs ~ 3.0 mb seems to be high in d+Au data.   abs ~ 1.0 mb describes better d+Au results. Comover, direct dissociation and suppression in QGP over-predict the suppression 8 Suppression in QGP Nuclear absorption + Shadowing (EKS98)  abs  3.0 mb R. Vogt nucl-th/ Comover scattering Direct dissociation Capella et.al. hep-ph/ Grandchamp et.al. hep-ph/ Kostyuk et.al. hep-ph/

R AA and theoretical models Suppression + various recombination Models. Better matching with data points (at most central collisions) compared to the only suppression models. At RHIC (energy): Recombination compensates stronger QGP screening? 9 Suppression & Regeneration Regeneration Grandchamp et.al. hep-ph/ private communication Statistic Coalescence Kostyuk et.al. hep-ph/ Hadron-String Dynamics Bratkovskaya et.al. nucl-th/ Grandchamp et.al. hep-ph/ private communication

Invariant p T distribution 10 p+p d+Au Au+Au No recombination Recombination R.L. Thews et. al. nucl-th/ Extraction of by fitting with p0(1+(p T /p1) 2 ) -6 Key to understand the recombination of J   No clear centrality dependence. Indication of recombination? Need to understand with rapidity dependence, charm production (pT etc).

Summary and Outlook Analyzed 760 M events (MB) of Au+Au collisions. Extracted Invariant yield per binary collisions  Factor 3 suppression for most central collisions. R AA was compared to theoretical models.  Consistent with normal nuclear absorption (  abs ~3.0) for >10% central  Suppression beyond nuclear absorption for 0-10% central.  Comover and QGP suppression over-predict the suppression.  Suppression + Recombination model matches better compared to the models with suppression-only. Extracted J/  p T distribution.  No clear centrality dependence. Recombination? Need to understand our data with:  d+Au results (but more statistic needed!)  Rapidity dependence (  Muon arm), Nuclear dependence (  Cu+Cu)  Charm production [thermalization, p T, rapidity] (  single e  single  11

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Correction factors Single J/  detection efficiency  Full GEANT simulation of PHENIX detector  Same reconstruction code as used for real data Embedding efficiency  Centrality dependent efficiency  Simulated single J/   e+e- events were merged into real data. Run-by-Run efficiency  Evaluated by the yield of electron  Represent the normalization factor to the acceptance used in simulation 13  acc x  eff  embed

Correction factors -- run-by-run efficiency From Electron QA  Fluctuation of Relative to G9 14  RMS is assigned to systematic error.  Run-by-Run efficiency : (stat) (sys) [pro.59] (stat) (sys) [pro.66]

R AA and theoretical models Models using suppression + various regeneration mechanisms. Better matching with data points (at most central collisions) At RHIC: Recombination compensates stronger QGP screening? Energy density and gluon density at RHIC should be much higher (2-3 times) !? 15 Statistic Coalescence Hadron-String Dynamics Transport in QGP Suppression & Regeneration Regeneration Kostyuk et.al. hep-ph/ Bratkovskaya et.al. nucl-th/ Zhu et.al. nucl-th/ Grandchamp et.al. hep-ph/

Subtracted Mass distribution (0-10%, 10-20%, 0-20%) 0-10%10-20%0-20%

Subtracted Mass distribution (20-30%, 30-40%, 20-40%) %30-40%20-40%

Subtracted Mass distribution (40-60%, 60-92%, 40-92%) %60-92%40-92%

Comparison of BdN/dy/N binary to NA50 19

J/  d+Au results 20

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