J. Seele - WWND 1 The STAR Longitudinal Spin Program Joe Seele (MIT) for the Collaboration WWND 2009.

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J. Seele - WWND 1 The STAR Longitudinal Spin Program Joe Seele (MIT) for the Collaboration WWND 2009

J. Seele - WWND 2 Outline The Spin Puzzle The STAR experiment STAR Longitudinal Spin Results Future Directions See C. Gagliardi’s Talk Tomorrow For Transverse Spin Results

J. Seele - WWND 3 The Spin Puzzle Fairly well measured only ~30% of spin A future challenge The proton is viewed as being a “bag” of bound quarks and gluons interacting via QCD Spins + orbital angular momentum need to give the observed spin 1/2 of proton Being measured at RHIC

J. Seele - WWND 4 Helicity Asymmetries and translating… Take the asymmetry of proton helicity configurations Needed for hadrons but not jets

J. Seele - WWND 5 RHIC The world’s first polarized proton collider

J. Seele - WWND 6 STAR  =0 Forward Pion Detector Endcap EM Calorimeter Beam-Beam Counters Time Projection Chamber 1    5 Solenoidal Magnetic Field 5kG  =2  =  = - ln(tan  2)  =2.5  =4 FMS EM Calorimeter 2008 Barrel EM Calorimeter -1  1 -2<  < 2

J. Seele - WWND 7 STAR Measurements

J. Seele - WWND 8 Inclusive Measurements A ProA Con Reconstruct a piece of the final state without considering the structure of the event e.g. Larger cross section in our acceptance than exclusive or correlation measurements Does not constrain initial parton kinematics well (e.g. a jet of a given p T could have come from an initial parton with a range of x values) -> does not measure shape Currently all STAR longitudinal spin results are inclusive measurements or

J. Seele - WWND 9 Inclusive Jets Phys. Rev. Lett. 97 (2006) Smeared x-range for jets at a few p T s Jets at each p T are a different mix of subprocesses

J. Seele - WWND 10 Inclusive Jets A LL (2005) 0.2 <  < 0.8 STAR Collaboration, PRL 100, (2008). Maximum gluon polarization scenario (GRSV-MAX) ruled out

J. Seele - WWND 11 Inclusive Jets A LL (2006) A LL systematics(x ) Reconstruction + Trigger Bias [-1,+3] (p T dep) Non-longitudinal Polarization ~ 0.03 (p T dep) Relative Luminosity0.94 Backgrounds 1 st bin ~ 0.5 else ~ 0.1 p T systematic± 6.7% With the increased statistics in 2006 (~x10) the uncertainties are greatly reduced

J. Seele - WWND 12 Inclusive Jets - Constraint on Δ G Using the available fits the confidence level is calculated using the data sets Many of the sets with large gluon polarization (neg or pos) are ruled out Integral constrained to be over the x range probed by STAR

J. Seele - WWND 13 Before RHIC…

J. Seele - WWND 14 Inclusive Jets - Impact on Global Fits RHIC range The STAR data provides a strong constraint on Δ G over 0.05<x<0.2 The data favor a small gluon polarization in this range of x There is a big need for a true mapping of the x dependence of the gluon polarization and an increased range in x Phys. Rev. Lett. 101 (2008)

J. Seele - WWND 15 Inclusive Jets vs. Inclusive Hadrons No fragmentation functions HadronsJets π0π0 Suffers from JES uncertainty Needs a convolution with FFs but this gives a selectivity to different flavors Less uncertainty in p T measurement Information from inclusive hadron measurements is complementary to inclusive jet measurements Jet definition provides a complication when relating theory and measurement

J. Seele - WWND 16 Inclusive Hadrons π0π0 Good agreement between theory and data over large range in p T MinBias Data - Phys. Lett. B 637 (2006) 161

J. Seele - WWND 17 Neutral Pion A LL ( ) Reconstructed using the di- photon decay channel Maximum gluon polarization Scenario (GRSV-Max) is ruled out 2006 preliminary result uncertainties are comparable to PHENIX at p T ~8 GeV/c and data extend to a high p T than PHENIX

J. Seele - WWND 18 Charged Pion A LL (2005) Charged pions are useful for constraining Δ G 1.Can give the sign of Δ g 2. π + is a strong “lever-arm” for measuring Δ g especially since Δ g is small

J. Seele - WWND 19 Charged Pion A LL (2006) A new way of measuring the charged pion. Triggering on a jet and measuring away side pion gives less trigger bias. Allows less biased measurement of something akin to z. Trigger Jet Measured Pions

J. Seele - WWND 20 Future Measurements

J. Seele - WWND 21 Di-jets at STAR Correlation measurements provide information about x 1 and x 2 which can be used to get the shape of Δ g The plots are expectations from STAR run9 BUR with 50pb -1 and 60% polarization At LO

J. Seele - WWND 22 Ws at STAR (mid-rapidity) At sqrt(s)=500 GeV, W’s will be produced in p+p collisions They can be tagged through their lepton+neutrino decay channel Single spin asymmetries can be measured to give information about polarized quark pdfs. Run9 projections 500 GeV Program Projections

J. Seele - WWND 23 Ws at STAR (mid-rapidity) The simulations use full detector response and realistic QCD background. The main source of background is hadrons so good e/h separation is necessary. In preparation for the upcoming 500 GeV run, STAR has been studying the reconstruction of the W. The current analysis uses a combination of tracking, shower shape, isolation style, missing energy style, and event shape cuts. Run9 W Algorithm Simulation Results

J. Seele - WWND 24 Ws at STAR (forward rapidity) At forward or backward rapidity (defined by single polarized proton), the formulas for the single spin asymmetries simplify to At forward and backward rapidity the rapidity of the lepton, the rapidity of the W and the partonic x are all strongly correlated. 500 GeV Program Projections

J. Seele - WWND 25 Summary STAR inclusive measurements at sqrt(s)=200 GeV have made a strong contribution to our knowledge of Δ g. STAR will continue to impact our knowledge Δ g as higher statistics sqrt(s)=200 GeV and sqrt(s)=500 GeV inclusive measurements are included in the global fits. Future di-jet (and other correlation) measurements will constrain the shape of Δ g. The STAR W measurements will probe the polarizations of the anti-quarks in the proton.

J. Seele - WWND 26 Backup Slides

J. Seele - WWND 27 What did we know about Δ G ? Polarized DIS data does not constrain the gluon distribution very well at present Global fits that include DIS data do not constrain Δ G very well. x

J. Seele - WWND 28 Inclusive Jets Require jet p T be large to be in hard scattering region No fragmentation functions but relation of measurement to theory is complicated Suffers from JES uncertainty Jets at each p T are a mix of subprocesses from a range in x

J. Seele - WWND 29 STAR BEMC (Barrel Electromagnetic Calorimeter: -1 < η < 1) EEMC (Electromagnetic Endcap Calorimeter: 1.09 < η < 2) FMS (Forward Meson Spectrometer: 2.5 < η < 4) TPC (Time Projection Chamber) FTPC (Forward Time Projection Chamber) SSD (Silicon-Strip Detector) BBC (Beam-Beam Counter) ZDC (Zero-Degree Calorimeter)

J. Seele - WWND 30 Helicity Asymmetries The LO result for a LL is nonzero for all subprocesses

J. Seele - WWND 31 Inclusive Hadrons More statistics than jets, but not as clean because of FFs But also have flavor information to use A type of final state particle is measured regardless of rest of event

J. Seele - WWND 32 Δ G in Polarized p+p Collisions Three Things Needed to Measure Δ G 1)Gluons in colliding protons 2)Detectable final state sensitive to gluon scattering 3)Helicity dependent cross section STAR mid-rapidity In hard interactions at RHIC energies the proton is roughly 40% glue

J. Seele - WWND 33 Δ G in Polarized p+p Collisions Three Things Needed to Measure Δ G 1)Gluons in colliding protons 2)Detectable final state sensitive to gluon scattering 3)Helicity dependent cross section Gluons enter p+p scattering at leading order and are dominant in the collisions at low p T e.g. π 0 subprocess fractions at mid-radpidity

J. Seele - WWND 34 Δ G in Polarized p+p Collisions Three Things Needed to Measure Δ G 1)Gluons in colliding protons 2)Detectable final state sensitive to gluon scattering 3)Helicity dependent cross section The LO result for a LL is nonzero for all subprocesses

J. Seele - WWND 35 Spin Transfer