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Parton showers as a source of energy-momentum deposition and the implications for jet observables Bryon Neufeld, LANL 1Neufeld Based on the preprint R.B. Neufeld and Ivan Vitev: arXiv: [hep-ph] APS Division of Particles and Fields, August 10th 2011

One of the most striking results from RHIC: Large leading particle suppression or ‘jet quenching’ 2Neufeld Now one of the most striking results from LHC: First results from heavy-ion program at LHC confirm results on jet quenching, and extend to higher pT.

Jet quenching is reflective of the interaction of energetic partons with the quark gluon plasma 3Neufeld The modification of energetic partons due to the interaction with the medium is a sensitive probe of medium density, Debye scale, strong coupling, and transport coefficients.

Jet quenching is reflective of the interaction of energetic partons with the quark gluon plasma 4Neufeld Energetic partons lose energy primarily through medium-induced radiation and thus evolve into an in- medium parton shower. The modification of energetic partons due to the interaction with the medium is a sensitive probe of medium density, Debye scale, strong coupling, and transport coefficients.

Jet quenching is reflective of the interaction of energetic partons with the quark gluon plasma The modification of energetic partons due to the interaction with the medium is a sensitive probe of medium density, Debye scale, strong coupling, and transport coefficients. 5Neufeld Energetic partons lose energy primarily through medium-induced radiation and thus evolve into an in- medium parton shower. Parton showers carry more information about the underlying QCD dynamics than leading particles alone and form the basis for using full jet observables as a new and powerful probe of the QGP.

Neufeld6 Parton showers can be substantially modified by collisional energy losses to the underlying medium:

Neufeld7 Parton showers can be substantially modified by collisional energy losses to the underlying medium: Although the collisional energy loss associated with a single parton is thought to be relatively small, the cumulative effect associated with a full parton shower can become quite large because the radiated gluons themselves are sources of energy loss in the medium.

Neufeld8 Parton showers can be substantially modified by collisional energy losses to the underlying medium: Although the collisional energy loss associated with a single parton is thought to be relatively small, the cumulative effect associated with a full parton shower can become quite large because the radiated gluons themselves are sources of energy loss in the medium. Thus, the question of how much energy a parton shower transmits to the medium is of fundamental interest in the description of full jet observables, and, as will be shown, is sensitive to the number and angle of gluon radiation.

Neufeld9 A related question to how much energy is lost: How does the medium respond to parton showers?

Neufeld10 A related question to how much energy is lost: How does the medium respond to parton showers? Dihadron correlations at RHIC were thought at one time to reflect conical flow indicative of a shockwave induced by energetic partons. Although these measurements are now seen in a different light, there is a medium response to energetic partons and parton showers. PHENIX

Neufeld11 A related question to how much energy is lost: How does the medium respond to parton showers? Understanding the medium response to a parton shower is essential for predicting how the energy associated with a jet is redistributed in the medium and where it can be recovered ALICE Dihadron correlations at RHIC were thought at one time to reflect conical flow indicative of a shockwave induced by energetic partons. Although these measurements are now seen in a different light, there is a medium response to energetic partons and parton showers.

Neufeld12 Both the question of how much energy a parton shower transmits to the medium and how the medium responds to a parton shower can be addressed in the same framework by calculating the source term associated with the parton shower.

Neufeld13 Both the question of how much energy a parton shower transmits to the medium and how the medium responds to a parton shower can be addressed in the same framework by calculating the source term associated with the parton shower. Energy loss to the medium Source for evolution of bulk QGP ✔ ✔ The source term is the space-time distribution of energy and momentum flowing between a parton shower and the underlying medium. It carries information about the rate of energy transfer to the medium and acts as a source for the evolution of the underlying medium in the presence of the parton shower.

Neufeld14 Both the question of how much energy a parton shower transmits to the medium and how the medium responds to a parton shower can be addressed in the same framework by calculating the source term associated with the parton shower. Energy loss to the medium Source for evolution of bulk QGP ✔ ✔ In rest of presentation will present general formalism for evaluating source term from thermal field theory. Will then apply formalism to case of parton shower being careful to include appropriate quantum interference effects. The source term is the space-time distribution of energy and momentum flowing between a parton shower and the underlying medium. It carries information about the rate of energy transfer to the medium and acts as a source for the evolution of the underlying medium in the presence of the parton shower.

Neufeld15 Deriving the source term from the fundamental EMT of QCD: Begin with a medium of quarks only, to simplify the calculation Neufeld, Phys. Rev. D83, (2011)

Neufeld16 Deriving the source term from the fundamental EMT of QCD: Begin with a medium of quarks only, to simplify the calculation Advantage of going directly to underlying field theory is that one can obtain the full spatial distribution for both soft and hard momentum exchange with the medium. Also, this is the natural approach for incorporating quantum interference effects between correlated color charges, as will be shown in what follows. Neufeld, Phys. Rev. D83, (2011)

Neufeld17 Deriving the source term from the fundamental EMT of QCD: Begin with a medium of quarks only, to simplify the calculation Also, provides an operator definition of collisional energy loss – could be important in considering finite time currents – and the individual components of EMT can be evaluated in the same fashion to obtain short distance medium response. Neufeld, Phys. Rev. D83, (2011)

Neufeld18 Deriving the source term from the fundamental EMT of QCD: Begin with a medium of quarks only, to simplify the calculation The energetic parton couples to the medium via an interaction term in the Lagrangian Neufeld, Phys. Rev. D83, (2011)

Neufeld19 Deriving the source term from the fundamental EMT of QCD: Begin with a medium of quarks only, to simplify the calculation The energetic parton couples to the medium via an interaction term in the Lagrangian This coupling can be made quite general to consider hard partons created in an initial hard scattering or to incorporate medium induced parton showering. First will consider an asymptotic fast parton, then generalize to parton shower. Neufeld, Phys. Rev. D83, (2011)

Neufeld20 Deriving the source term from the fundamental EMT of QCD: Begin with a medium of quarks only, to simplify the calculation The energetic parton couples to the medium via an interaction term in the Lagrangian Additionally, must incorporate Feynman rule for EMT: Neufeld, Phys. Rev. D83, (2011)

Neufeld21 Deriving the source term from the fundamental EMT of QCD: Once the rule for the source and EMT are extracted, the calculation proceeds via standard rules for real-time finite T perturbation theory (must extract T dependent part) The result is shown here in integral form: The result is complicated looking, but the underlying physics can be seen in the Green’s functions Neufeld, Phys. Rev. D83, (2011)

Neufeld22 Now generalize to consider parton shower:

Neufeld23 Now generalize to consider parton shower: The color charge of a primary parton and its radiated gluons are not independent. This color correlation leads to interference in the interaction with the medium.

Neufeld24 Now generalize to consider parton shower: The Feynman diagrams, along with their explicit color structure, are shown here: The color charge of a primary parton and its radiated gluons are not independent. This color correlation leads to interference in the interaction with the medium.

Neufeld25 Now generalize to consider parton shower: The Feynman diagrams, along with their explicit color structure, are shown here: One obtains the above structure, where the dark blobs are the operator insertion described in the previous slides. R.B. Neufeld and Ivan Vitev: arXiv: [hep-ph] The color charge of a primary parton and its radiated gluons are not independent. This color correlation leads to interference in the interaction with the medium.

Neufeld26 Now generalize to consider parton shower: The Feynman diagrams, along with their explicit color structure, are shown here: If the radiation is truly collinear, the medium cannot resolve the two partons – their color structure is the same before and after emission R.B. Neufeld and Ivan Vitev: arXiv: [hep-ph] The color charge of a primary parton and its radiated gluons are not independent. This color correlation leads to interference in the interaction with the medium.

Neufeld27 Now generalize to consider parton shower: R.B. Neufeld and Ivan Vitev: arXiv: [hep-ph] A lengthy calculation is performed to evaluate the integral expression, suitably modified for a parton shower Derived result in closed analytic form Includes time dependence of radiated gluons (which are formed at an initial time)

Neufeld28 Now generalize to consider parton shower: R.B. Neufeld and Ivan Vitev: arXiv: [hep-ph] A 3D representation of the extent and strength of the appropriately scaled interference term at two different times, t=0.5 fm and t=2.5 fm, for a primary parton that propagates in the z direction. A plot of the interference contribution:

Neufeld29 Application: Parton shower energy loss The parton shower energy loss is obtained through a spatial integration over the zero component: Left panel: The rate of energy transfer for single gluon emission at three different angles, 0.1, 0.3, 0.6, as well as for no interference. Right panel: Rate of energy transfer for realistic in medium parton showering constrained by GLV emission spectrum. The insets show total energy transfers.

Neufeld30 Application: Parton shower energy loss The parton shower energy loss is obtained through a spatial integration over the zero component: A significant amount of energy can be lost from a parton shower to the underlying medium. The amount lost is sensitive to number and angle of gluon radiation. This effect is important in the description of full jet observables.

Neufeld31 Application II: Medium response to parton shower The source term couples to the energy momentum tensor: Can be used as source for hydrodynamics. Consider primary quark which emits 4 gluons (as in the energy loss): Energy density disturbance from a parton shower for two different average angles of emission. The narrow angle generates a Mach cone similar to that expected from a single parton, but the interference suppresses the energy transfer to the medium. For the larger angle there is no longer a well defined Mach cone but rather a superposition of several distinct disturbances.

Neufeld32 Application II: Medium response to parton shower The source term couples to the energy momentum tensor: Can be used as source for hydrodynamics. Consider primary quark which emits 4 gluons (as in the energy loss): Parton showering at realistic angles alters the medium response compared to narrow or collinear emission. Schematic treatments of the parton shower provide an inaccurate description of shockwave phenomena. Also, very high pT triggers with large gluon number are not likely to have well defined shockwave structures.

Source term provides framework to calculate both energy loss and medium response associated with parton shower Summary: 33Neufeld

Source term provides framework to calculate both energy loss and medium response associated with parton shower Evaluated source term for parton shower using thermal field theory Summary: 34Neufeld R.B. Neufeld and Ivan Vitev: arXiv: [hep-ph]

Source term provides framework to calculate both energy loss and medium response associated with parton shower Evaluated source term for parton shower using thermal field theory Used EMT as operator insertion then evaluated thermal average in presence of color current Summary: 35Neufeld R.B. Neufeld and Ivan Vitev: arXiv: [hep-ph]

Source term provides framework to calculate both energy loss and medium response associated with parton shower Evaluated source term for parton shower using thermal field theory Used EMT as operator insertion then evaluated thermal average in presence of color current Included color interference Summary: 36Neufeld R.B. Neufeld and Ivan Vitev: arXiv: [hep-ph]

Source term provides framework to calculate both energy loss and medium response associated with parton shower Evaluated source term for parton shower using thermal field theory Used EMT as operator insertion then evaluated thermal average in presence of color current Included color interference Work was an extension of formalism developed in: Summary: 37Neufeld R.B. Neufeld and Ivan Vitev: arXiv: [hep-ph] Neufeld, Phys. Rev. D83, (2011)

Source term provides framework to calculate both energy loss and medium response associated with parton shower Evaluated source term for parton shower using thermal field theory Used EMT as operator insertion then evaluated thermal average in presence of color current Included color interference Work was an extension of formalism developed in: Formalism provides operator definition of collisional energy loss and can be extended to look at short distance medium response Summary: 38Neufeld R.B. Neufeld and Ivan Vitev: arXiv: [hep-ph] Neufeld, Phys. Rev. D83, (2011)

Source term provides framework to calculate both energy loss and medium response associated with parton shower Evaluated source term for parton shower using thermal field theory Used EMT as operator insertion then evaluated thermal average in presence of color current Included color interference Used result for the two applications discussed above: Summary: 39Neufeld R.B. Neufeld and Ivan Vitev: arXiv: [hep-ph]

Source term provides framework to calculate both energy loss and medium response associated with parton shower Evaluated source term for parton shower using thermal field theory Used EMT as operator insertion then evaluated thermal average in presence of color current Included color interference Used result for the two applications discussed above: Evaluated energy loss associated with parton shower Find potentially significant modification depending on gluon number and angle Summary: 40Neufeld R.B. Neufeld and Ivan Vitev: arXiv: [hep-ph]

Source term provides framework to calculate both energy loss and medium response associated with parton shower Evaluated source term for parton shower using thermal field theory Used EMT as operator insertion then evaluated thermal average in presence of color current Included color interference Used result for the two applications discussed above: Evaluated energy loss associated with parton shower Find potentially significant modification depending on gluon number and angle Evaluated medium response to parton shower Realistic angles qualitatively change form Summary: 41Neufeld R.B. Neufeld and Ivan Vitev: arXiv: [hep-ph]

Source term provides framework to calculate both energy loss and medium response associated with parton shower Evaluated source term for parton shower using thermal field theory Used EMT as operator insertion then evaluated thermal average in presence of color current Included color interference Summary: 42Neufeld Future directions include: adding medium gluons to EMT insertion consider back-to-back hard parton showers created in a hard scattering full description of the redistribution of energy lost to the medium in an effort to describe jet observables R.B. Neufeld and Ivan Vitev: arXiv: [hep-ph]