1 A simple model to study the centrality dependence of observables from SPS to RHIC energies inspired by the first CuCu results to extract the physics.

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1 A simple model to study the centrality dependence of observables from SPS to RHIC energies inspired by the first CuCu results to extract the physics of EPOS simulations Precursors: droplet model, Manninen + Becattini, … The model Statistical observables (hadron multiplicies M i ) Dynamical variables ( ),elliptic flow v 2 ) Centrality Dependence of Observables more than a Core-Corona Effect? J. Aichelin/Subatech/Nantes in collaboration with K. Werner

2 Geometry of a Heavy-Ion Collision Number of participants (Npart): number of incoming nucleons (participants) in the overlap region Reaction plane x z y Plasma to be studied Non-central collision Equilibrium: Multipl / Npart =const, independent of b and hadrons species Experimentally not seen In equilibrium:

3 Centrality Dependence of Hadron Multiplicities In reality more complicated (EPOS) -finite particle number -some of the participants scatter only once (cannot equilibrate)  separation of core and corona Core – corona model Assumption: Nucleons with 1 initial coll: corona Nucleons with more: core Calculated in Glauber Model

4 M i (Npart) follows a very simple law: Phys.Rev.C79: Calculation of the Cu+Cu results without any further input

5 works for non strange and for strange hadrons at 200 (and 62) AGeV Cu+Cu: completely predicted from Au+Au and pp Theory=lines 200 AGeV Au+Au Cu+Cu

6 Further confirmation of the core-corona effect strong correlation between peripheral to central and pp to central collisions for all hadrons (strange and non-strange) Such a correlation is neither expected in statistical nor in hydro models Core-Corona Model reproduces quantitatively this correlation M pp /M central AA M peri AA /M central AA Ω π

7 This model explains STRANGENESS ENHANCEMENT especially that the enhancement at SPS is larger than at RHIC Strangeness enhancement in HI is in reality Strangeness suppression in pp string Strangeness suppr in pp PRD 65, (2002) of strings have a mass below m Ω 90% 30% (hadr)

8 - Central M i /N part same in Cu+Cu and Au+Au (pure core) - very peripheral same in Cu+Cu and Au+Au (pp)  increase with N part stronger in Cu+Cu - all particle species follow the same law  Φ is nothing special (the strangeness content is not considered in this model)  Strangeness enhancement is in reality strangeness suppression in pp (core follows stat model predictions) - works for very peripheral reactions (N core =25). The formation of a possible new state is not size dependent Light hadrons insensitive to phase of matter prior to freeze out (v 2 or other collective variables?)

9 Can we go further and investigate also kinematical variables like ? Yes, if we make an additional (strong) assumption: Core and corona particles do not have many interactions among themselves (otherwise the different particles species change their which they had at creation and would not follow the core-corona predictions ). If core and corona particles do not interact among themselves it is improbable that core hadrons interact with corona hadrons EPOS gives evidence that this is indeed the scenario. absorption by core possible if there is only one type of part: Other Dynamical Variables

10 NA49 (Phys.Rev.C80:034906) took our values of the core/corona fraction = f(N part ), calculated = f(N part ) core + (1-f(N part )) corona corona = pp core = central and found good agreement with their data Centrality dependence of

11 Thanks to A.Timmins and R. Bellwied we could do the same for Au+Au at 200 AGeV For many particles pp similar to central Lever arm less important than at SPS Trend well described Differences in details Almost flat Strong dependence = f(Npart) core + (1-f(Npart)) corona

12 Correlation between peripheral AA and pp collisions Data as core – corona model: Such a correlation is unknown in hydro pp/ central AA Problem: pp data are not very precise peri AA/ central AA p π

13 v 2 as a function of centrality has a long history v 2 /ε (ε= eccentricity in coordinate space) is independent of the geometry if v 2 is caused by ε 1/S dN/dy = measures the particle density a) All RHIC and SPS data points (for heavy systems) fall on a common line if plotted as: v 2 /ε as a fct of 1/SdN/dy b) Experiments and ideal hydro results do not agree Snellings QM09 Hydrodynamics describes many features in central collisions therefore Centrality dependence points towards the need of viscous hydro (which in the limit of large dN/dy agrees with ideal hydrodynamics)

14 Viscous Hydro fits the viscosity to the centrality dependence of v 2 Drescher et al. PRC76,024905Luzum et al. PRC78, Other way around: Centrality dependence allows for the determination of the viscosity

15 EPOS: Ideal hydro describes the data if core- corona is taken into account: EPOS: Event by event hydrodynamics (no smooth initial cond.) arXiv: Position of NN scatterings

16 All data compatible with the core corona assumption No free parameter Core-corona model: Only core particles develop elliptic flow (corona part. fragment like pp) v 2 /ε(N part ) = (v 2 /ε) hydro f core (N part )

17 What is the difference between viscous hydro core-corona ? no surface effects Time evolution of all particles identical with finite viscosity v 2 /ε depends on centrality via (Drescher&Ollitrault PRC76, ) Distinction between surface and core (critical energy dens.) core = ideal hydro (visc = 0) corona = pp Parameters: (v 2 /ε) hydro K 0 c S (E beam ) Parameters: (v 2 /ε) hydro (f core determined from multiplicities or ) Viscous hydrocore-corona

18 Possibility to distiguish between hydro and core-corona? v 2 of identified particles: core corona fraction is dependent on the species Less corona particles -> v 2 larger Good agreement for Λ less good for K 0 Deviation at central collision not understood more data needed

19 Conclusions Core – corona model inspired by first CuCu result, checked against EPOS and developed to make this physics more transparent v2,M i, in central collisions and pp is the only input Predicts quantitatively all experimental results on centrality dependence at midrapidity: -M i (Npart) of all hadrons i from SPS to RHIC (strangeness enhancement) -v 2 /ε (Npart) of charged particles from SPS to RHIC - (Npart) of hadrons i from SPS to RHIC -the experimental observation of correlations between peri/central and pp/central for multiplicities and alien to hydro -> is centrality dependence of v 2 really a consequence of the viscosity? This is much more than we expected in view of its simplicity (improvement difficult due to large experimental error bars)

20 Conclusion on the Physics The fact that the centrality dependence of all observables is described by this simple model may suggest that it describes the essential features of the reaction. If this were the case: What we see in the detector is a superposition of two independent contributions: A corona contribution with properties identical to pp A core contribution whose properties are independent of N part even for very small N part (≈20) The observed centrality dependence is due to the N part dependence of the ratio of both contributions During the expansion the average of each hadron species does not change (-> very little final state interaction after hadron formation)

21 Can v 4 help? Determined mostly by ε fluctuations Little difference between ideal and viscous hydro Phenix, arXiv:1003:5586