Feasibility Studies of Low-mass Mesons Identification for the CBM Project Radosław Karabowicz Hot Matter Physics Department, Institute of Physics, Jagiellonian.

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Feasibility Studies of Low-mass Mesons Identification for the CBM Project Radosław Karabowicz Hot Matter Physics Department, Institute of Physics, Jagiellonian University

entered the CBM project on Nov.15, 2002 and consists of: Jerzy Cibor, Zbigniew Majka, Paweł Staszel, Paweł Szostak, R. K. Goals: -Find expected working conditions of the silicon tracking detector (hit densities, radiation dose) -Assess the possibility of detection of light vector mesons via e+e- decay channel P-G meeting Radosław Karabowicz Warszawa, 24 XI 2003 Krakow’s group in the CBM collaboration: Tools: - UrQmd event generator (10 4 central Au+Au 25 G e V/u) - Pluto event generator (10 6 light vector mesons decays) - Geant4 transport code (simulation of the detector)

Silicon Tracking Stations Magnet Target Beam pipe Compressed Baryonic Matter P-G meeting Radosław Karabowicz Warszawa, 24 XI 2003 CBM experiment and STS

FIRE BALL    e+ e- particleparticles/event e+e- br. ratio  ·10 -5  ·10 -5  13.00·10 -4 Particle multiplicities: N ALL = 1582 N CH = 944 P-G meeting Radosław Karabowicz Warszawa, 24 XI 2003 Light vector mesons in central Au+Au collisions at 25 G e V/u and      e+e– Dalitz decay channel: 5.90·10 -4

P-G meeting Radosław Karabowicz Warszawa, 24 XI 2003 Signal and background comparison

Hit densities P-G meeting Radosław Karabowicz Warszawa, 24 XI 2003

Collision rate, radiation Vector damage in numbers: -about 10 7 Au+Au collisions per second, -multiplicity of charged particles will be about 10 3 in central Au+Au collision (on average ~ 250), -the inner parts of the first silicon tracking station will be exposed to about 10 7 hits per mm 2 per second, that is hits/mm 2 /week, -radiation damages in the Si detector (displacement of atoms in the crystal lattice) was calculated – for inner parts of the first STS the displacement damage cross section D exceeds 60 MeV·mb in one central event (per week D  MeV·mb ) {A. Vasilescu (INPE Bucharest) and G. Lindstroem (University of Hamburg), displacement damage in silicon, on-line compilation}. P-G meeting Radosław Karabowicz Warszawa, 24 XI 2003

-Triggers (selection of interesting events, i.e. Those with light vector mesons) to select the events with mesons decays P-G meeting Radosław Karabowicz Warszawa, 24 XI 2003 Extraction of the e+e– signal from light vector mesons decays -Cuts (rejection of e+e- from other processes) -vertex cut -opening angle cut -p T cut - all pairs coming from low-mass vector mesons originate in the collision vertex, thus all the particles that do not come from this point can be rejected -Electron-positron pairs from  Dalitz decay have relatively small opening angle, so pairs with small opening angle can be rejected -Pairs from gamma conversion has small transversive momenta, so pairs with small transverse momenta can be rejected -Combinatorics (extraction of the real signal) 10 6 events, trigger Efficiency = 100%, cuts applied

In progress magnetic field + tracking investigation and optimization of different cuts realistic detector – efficiencies, misidentifications P-G meeting Radosław Karabowicz Warszawa, 24 XI 2003