Measurements of long-range angular correlation and identified particle v 2 in 200 GeV d+Au collisions from PHENIX Shengli Huang Vanderbilt University for.

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Measurements of long-range angular correlation and identified particle v 2 in 200 GeV d+Au collisions from PHENIX Shengli Huang Vanderbilt University for the PHENIX Collaboration

Outline  Motivations  Long-range angular correlations across Rapidity, Centrality and Trigger p T  Identified particles v 2 using event-plane method  Summary 2

“Ridge” and ”v 2 ” in TeV 3  A “ridge” is observed in the central p + TeV  The  distribution shows a cos(2  ) structure  The identified particle v 2 shows a mass ordering ALICE: Physics Letters B 726 (2013) ATLAS: Phys. Rev. Lett. 110(2013) CMS: Phys. Lett. B 7198(2013

V 2 in 200 GeV 4  The cos(2  ) structure is also seen in 0-5% d+Au. The cut of |  |>0.48 is the limit of our central arm acceptance  The v 2 in 0-5% d+Au is higher than that in 0-2% p+Pb collisions, which is consistent with hydro calculation  The measurement with large |  | is required! PHENIX: Phys. Rev. Lett. 111, (2013)Phys. Rev. Lett. 111, (2013)

Initial or final state effect? CGC Hydrodynamics 5  The study of long-range correlation and precise measurements of anisotropy in d + Au collisions will be helpful in investigating these models.  Is there “ridge” in dAu collisions?  How about the difference between the v 2 in dAu and pPb?  Is there mass ordering for identified particle v 2 in dAu?

Extend the rapidity range 6 PHOBOS Phys. Rev. C72, MPC Au-going MPC d-going  Muon Piston Calorimeter Forward/backward-rapidity 3<|  |<4  Extend the rapidity range by measuring the correlation between Tracks ( 2.75!

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C( ,p T ) of pp and 0-5% dAu 8  In pp, the distribution is dominated by the dipole term cos(  ), which may due to the momentum conservation  In dAu, the distribution shows a near side peak  Dijet contribution can’t be taken out by subtracting the conditional yield of pp from dAu  Dijet contributions to c 2 in dAu can be estimated from c 2 in pp d+Au 0-5% p+p arXiv: pTpT

Compare c 2 from d+Au and p+p 9 arXiv:

“Au-going” vs “d-going” 10

11 mid-forward(d-going) correlation  The mid-forward rapidity correlation in central d+Au is different from that in peripheral, even though there is no near- side peak

12 Mid-backward(Au-going) correlation  The near-side peak is visible until % centrality  In peripheral collisions, the Au-going correlation is similar to the d-going correlation

13 A ridge is observed with|  |>6.0  Correlation between Au-going and d-going MPC towers

Event-plane method for v 2 14 Muon piston Calorimeter MPC (3.1<|  |<3.9) Central Arm tracking (|  |<0.35)  2,CNT Zero Degree Calorimeters(ZDC) Shower Max Detectors(SMD) ZDC-SMD (|  |>6.5)  1,smd_s by Au-going spectator x y beam reaction plane  The difference between c 2 (dAu) and c 2 (pp) indicates that in EP methods, the contribution from dijet, resonance … is less than 10% for pT up to 4.5 GeV/c  The event-plane  2,MPC_S resolution is estimated from three- sub events which include the  2,CNT and  1,SMD_S  2,MPC_S Au-going

QM2014 Shengli Huang15  The charged hadron v 2 measured by the event plane method in central dAu is similar to that in central pPb V 2 (EP) of charged hadron in 0-5% d+Au arXiv:

16  Mass ordering is observed in 0-5% d+Au  This ordering can be reproduced in hydro calculation from P. Romatschke et al. Identified particles’ v 2 from EP methods arXiv: Hydro: P. Romatschke, private communication. J. Nagle et al., arXiv:

Weaker radial flow in dAu? 17  The magnitude of mass ordering in p+Pb is larger than that in d+Au  Weaker radial flow in d+Au? Subtract method

Summary 18  Is there “ridge” in dAu collisions?  How about the difference between the v 2 in dAu and pPb?  Is there mass ordering for identified particle v 2 in dAu? The input from CGC model calculation is expected for the further understanding the physics of “ridge” and “v 2 ” in small collision system There is “Ridge” in dAu even with |  |>6.0 v 2 in central dAu is similar to that in central pPb, while hydro calculation show a significant difference The mass ordering is observed in central dAu, while it is smaller comparing with central pPb, it may be due to a weaker radial flow in dAu

BackUp QM2014 Shengli Huang19

Scalar Product Method: 20 STAR: PRL93,252301(2004) PRC72,014904(2005)

21 c 2 and c 3 vs p T The c 3 is close to 0, comparing with the sizeable c 2

QM2014 Shengli Huang22