g + Jet Correlations to Locate Critical Point

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g + Jet Correlations to Locate Critical Point of 2nd Order QCD Phase Transition T. Csörgő MTA KFKI RMKI, Budapest, Hungary Introduction: 5 milestones in Au+Au collisions at RHIC Critical opalescence: Experimental observation of a 2nd order phase transition Hard correlations: Direct g + hadron jet : LOCATE CEP Critical opalescence and max disappearance of punch-through jet Soft correlations: Lévy stable source distributions Measuring the critical exponents of the correlation function

Lattice QCD: EoS of QCD Matter Old idea: Quark Gluon Plasma “Ionize” nucleons with heat “Compress” them with density New state(s?) of matter Tc Z. Fodor and S.D. Katz: critical end point of 1st order phase tr even at finite baryon density, cross over like transition. (hep-lat/0106002, hep-lat/0402006) Tc=176±3 MeV (~2 terakelvin) (hep-ph/0511166) General input for hydro: p(m,T) LQCD for RHIC region: p~p(T), cs2 = dp/de = cs2(T) = 1/k(T) It’s in the family analytic hydro solutions!

Critical Opalescence Critical Opalescence: a laboratory method to observe a 2nd order PT correlation length diverges, clusters on all scales appear incl. the wavelength of the penetrating (laser) probe side view: http://www.msm.cam.ac.uk/doitpoms/tlplib/solidsolutions/videos/laser1.mov front view: matter becomes opaque at the critical point (CP) T >> Tc T >~ Tc T = Tc

Critical Opalescence Suggests: the matter is most opaque at the critical point! (See videos here) observation of a penetrating probe with fixed trigger (e.g. a trigger particle with high pt > 5 GeV) look for the broadening and disappearance of the punch-through jet as a function of sqrt(sNN): max effect corresponds to hitting Tc (CP)

Locating the Critical Point Direct g-hadron jet correlations g: yields the energy of the jet penetrates matter hadron jet: punches through T > Tc punches through T < Tc disappears near Tc running down RHIC provides a unique opportunity to measure (g , jet) correlation functions disappearance of the punch-through jet at the onset of the second order phase transition: signal of critical opalescence. (Minimum of RAA is reached) g Hadrons

Proof of principle: g +jet correlations Direct g-hadron jet correlations valuable tool to pin down the critical point of QCD! Comparison with p0 triggered data necessary to extract direct photon correlations. (N. Grau for the PHENIX Collaboration, WWND 2006, San Diego) Df C(Df) g Hadrons

New PHENIX Results  Increased Precision 1/Ntrig dN/dDf (A.U.) Systematic error dominated by uncertainty in Rg and h-h contribution *Note: Run 6, 7 Absolute Efficiencies not finalized – In Arbitrary Units 7 M. Nguyen for PHENIX, Quark Matter 2/8/2008

Characterizing a 2nd order phase transition Relevant and important quantities: critical exponents, universality classes Reduced temperature: Exponent of specific heat: Exponent of order parameter: Exponent of correlation length : Exponent of susceptibility:

Characterizing a 2nd order PT – 2. Exponent of the Fourier-transformed correlation function: Exponent of order parameter in external field: There are thus 6 critical exponents, a, b, g, d, n, h but only 2 are independent: Exponents <-> universality class!

Characterizing by two-particle correlations Single particle spectrum: averages over space-time information Correlations: sensitivity to space-time information FSI Source function Intensity interferometry, HBT technique, femtoscopy ….

Correlation functions for various collisions STAR preliminary p+p R ~ 1 fm C2(Qinv) d+Au R ~ 2 fm Au+Au R ~ 6 fm this slides “just” demonstrates that HBT seems to work, or at least make sense Now let’s get more detailed information… Qinv (GeV/c) Correlations have more information (3d shape analysis) Use advanced techniques & extract it (R. Lacey, PHENIX, QM’08 also S. Panitkin, STAR,Moriond’05)

Search for a 1st order QCD phase transition QGP has more degrees of freedom than pion gas Entropy should be conserved during fireball evolution Hence: Look in hadronic phase for signs of: Large size, Large lifetime, Softest point of EOS signals of a 1st order (!) phase trans.

Non-Gaussian structures, 2d, UA1 data UA1 (p+p) data B. Buschbeck PLB (2006) Best Gaussian bad shape

Lattice QCD: EoS of QCD Matter Tc Z. Fodor, S.D. Katz: TE=162±2 MeV, mE = 360±40 MeV (hep-lat/0402006) (TE, mE ) At the Critical End Point, the phase transition is of 2nd order. Stepanov, Rajagopal,Shuryak: Universality class of QCD -> 3d Ising model PRL 81 (1998) 4816

Critical phenomena Order parameter of QCD - quark condensate: Correlation function of quark condensate: measures spatial correlations of pions, it decreases for large distances as: d: dimension = 3 critical exponent of the correlation function Random field 3d Ising (QCD @ CEP): (Rieger, Phys. Rev. B52 (1995) 6659) w/o random field: even smaller value!

Scale invariant (Lévy) sources Fluctuations appear on many scales, final position is a sum of many random shifts: correlation function measures a Fourier-transform, that of an n-fold convolution: Lévy: generalized central limit theorems adding one more step in the convolution does not change the shape

Correlation functions for Lévy sources Correlation funct of stable sources: R: scale parameter a: shape parameter or Lévy index of stability a = 2 Gaussian, a = 1 Lorentzian sources Further details: T. Cs, S. Hegyi and W. A. Zajc, EPJ C36 (2004) 67

Correlation signal of the CEP If the source distribution at CEP is a Lévy, it decays as: at CEP, the tail decreases as: hence: & excitation of a as a function of t = | T - Tc| / Tc T. Cs, S. Hegyi, T. Novák, W.A.Zajc, Acta Phys. Pol. B36 (2005) 329-337

Excitation of 3d Gaussian fit parameters These data exclude: 1st order phase trans. (assumed in many hydro codes) For a second order PT: excitation function of non-Gaussian parameter a New analysis / new data are needed

Correlation signal, VARIOUS Quark Matters Transition to hadron gas may be: (strong) 1st order second order (Critical Point, CP) cross-over from a supercooled state (scQGP) Type of phase transition: its correlation signature: Strong 1st order QCD phase transition: (Pratt, Bertsch, Rischke, Gyulassy) Rout >> Rside Second order QCD phase transition: (T. Cs, S. Hegyi, T. Novák, W.A. Zajc) non-Gaussian shape a(Lévy) decreases to 0.5 Cross-over quark matter-hadron gas transition: (lattice QCD, Buda-Lund hydro fits) hadrons appear from a region with T > Tc Supercooled QGP (scQGP) -> hadrons: (T. Cs, L.P. Csernai) pion flash (Rout ~ Rside) same freeze-out for all strangeness enhancement no mass-shift of f

Summary High transverse momentum g + jet correlations: maximal opalescence for LOCATING the critical end point Soft Bose-Einstein correlations: measure the excitation function of a non-Gaussian parameter: Lévy index of stability, a a = h : critical exponent of the correlation function Universality class argument: a decreases from 2 (or 1.4) to 0.5 (random field 3d Ising) or even smaller value (3d Ising) at CEP yielding one of the 4 exponents that CHARACTERIZE 2nd order phase transition

Backup slides

Lévy fits to prelim. Au+Au @ QM 2005 PHENIX PRELIMINARY Lévy PHENIX PRELIMINARY

Two particle Interferometry for non-interacting identical bosons emission function

Pratt-Bertsch coordinate system Cartesian decomposition of pair relative momentum

Femptoscopy signal of sudden hadronization Buda-Lund hydro: RHIC data follow the predicted (1994-96) scaling of HBT radii T. Cs, L.P. Csernai hep-ph/9406365 T. Cs, B. Lörstad hep-ph/9509213 Hadrons with T>Tc : 1st order PT excluded hint of a cross-over M. Csanád, T. Cs, B. Lörstad and A. Ster, nucl-th/0403074

But are the correlation data Gaussian? 1 dimensional correlations: typically more peaked than a Gaussian if a Gaussian fit does not describe the data then have the parameters any meaning? Example: like sign correlation data of the UA1 collaboration p + pbar @ Ecms = 630 GeV

Non-Gaussians, 2d E802 Si+Au data sqrt(sNN) = 5.4 GeV Best Gaussian: bad shape