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May 27 th,

2 Questions: Does the presence of a jet deform the structure of the soft medium? Does the space-momentum correlation that causes v 2 also cause the ridge? To look for answers to these questions, couplingv 2 of soft particles p T <2.0 GeV/cangular correlations of higher p T particles we look for coupling between the v 2 of soft particles p T <2.0 GeV/c and the angular correlations of higher p T particles Talk outline: dn/d , ZYAM, and the two-component model one di-hadron pair per event and  q  vs  and  extracting dn/dq for the different components fitting dn/dq and interpreting the fit parameters retraction of v 2 {4} for “jet”-events from QM08

May 27 th, Introduction: dn/d  & ZYAM two-component model and ZYAM v 2 modulated background excess correlations distribution of the angular seperation between the leading and next-to-leading hadron in 200 GeV Au+Au collisions

May 27 th, two dimensions: d 2 n/d  d  “ridge” “jet” STAR Preliminary further sub-division? “jet” and “ridge” v 2 modulated background excess correlations near-side ridge unique to Au+Au collisions exhibits an abrupt onset with centrality (Daugherity QM2008) Central AuAu 200 GeV J. Putschke, QM2006 dAu 200 GeV “jet”

May 27 th, motivation Can we learn more about the source of the ridge and jet structure by studying the characteristics of the underlying events? In the following I describe an analysis which attempts to do this. Carry out a Fourier decomposition of the underlying event in the presence of high-p T pairs: study all harmonics

May 27 th, analysis procedure Select the leading dihadron pair satisfying our minimum p T requirement  one pair per event Jet = Signal{|  |<0.7} - Ridge{|  |<0.7} Ridge{|  |<0.7} = Acc*Signal{|  |>0.7} Acc = Acceptance factor

May 27 th, jet and ridge yields “ridge” “jet” STAR Preliminary the “ridge” is calculated by projecting |  |>0.7 correlation to |  |<0.7 the “jet” is the remaining correlation at |  |<0.7 after subtracting the “ridge” Ridge area scales with the background! Ridge ratio is independent of minimum p T cut Jet signal diluted by combinatorics as expected Jet ratio grows with minimum p T cut Caution: this is leading and subleading dihadrons (different quantity than usual associate particle yields)

May 27 th, event characteristics The leading dihadron pair satisfying our minimum p T requirement is selected  one pair per event Let’s study the characteristics of the events as a function of  and  of the high p T pair (p T,min =2 GeV/c)  p T  does not show a strong  dependence STAR Preliminary

May 27 th, event characteristics  q  has a non-trivial shape The leading dihadron pair satisfying our minimum p T requirement is selected  one pair per event Let’s study the characteristics of the events as a function of  and  of the high p T pair (p T,min =2 GeV/c)

May 27 th, dn/dq for signal and background consider two bins on the near-side: each with a different signal to background ratio measure dn/dq for each bin solve two equations for two unknowns bin 1 bin 2 observables unknowns

May 27 th, dn/dq for signal and background consider two bins on the near-side: each with a different signal to background ratio measure dn/dq for each bin solve two equations for two unknowns

May 27 th, what we learn from  q  if the preferred axis (x) is the reaction plane, then the q-vector and v 2 are related by definition: v 2 =  cos(2  i )  =  q 2,x  /√M. then what we can extract from dN/d|q| is: will be influenced by non-flow, fluctuations and v 2 qxqx qyqy simulated q distribution  j  j is observed angle for event j after summing over tracks i

May 27 th, fitting dn/dq STAR Preliminary the well constrained combinations of fit parameters are: the dynamic width is the difference between the above equations we report v 2 {4} and  dyn 2 STAR Preliminary 200 GeV Au+Au

May 27 th, dn/dq parameters Modulation of  q  manifests in increase of v 2 {4} and/or  dyn 2 for events contributing a pair to the ridge systematic errors from relaxation of ZYAM and track merging studies careful mapping of 2-D  2 contours (v 2 {4} vs  dyn 2 ) is still needed to establish which parameter accounts for the  dependence

May 27 th, jet-event v 2 {4} from QM08 small jet-event v 2 {4} reported at QM08 was due to error  dependence of is still under study update planned for ICHEP08

May 27 th, summary An analysis has been developed to search for jet interactions with the medium and/or physics that couples the high p T ridge correlations to v 2 (are the ridge and v 2 both manifestations of the same space-momentum correlations for example?) Variation in the shape of dn/dq vs  indicates possible effects being further studied Source of variation needs more investigation are ZYAM and the two-component model applicable? is cos(2  ) the right shape for the background modulation? what are the effects of momentum conservation? can non-flow account for entire effect? Small v 2 {4} for events yielding a jet-like correlation reported at QM08 was in error Updated results will be presented soon.

May 27 th, end

May 27 th, jet and ridge yields “ridge” “jet” STAR Preliminary the “ridge” is calculated by projecting |  |>0.7 correlation to |  |<0.7 the “jet” is the remaining correlation at |  |<0.7 after subtracting the “ridge” Ridge area scales with the background! Ridge ratio is independent of minimum p T cut Jet signal diluted by combinatorics as expected Jet ratio grows with minimum p T cut Caution: this is leading and subleading dihadrons (different quantity than usual associate particle yields)