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High p T group update Kirill Filimonov Denes Molnar Saskia Mioduszewski 11 November 2005

Recall main questions from first RHICII Meeting #1 What is the nature of the phase transition between nuclear matter and quark matter(…)? How does hadronization work? Is there evidence for deconfinement? #2 How does the clearly evident thermodynamic character of a high-energy heavy-ion collision evolve...? How does the collision thermalize so quickly? #3 What are the properties of the strongly-coupled quark-gluon plasma? … #4 Is chiral symmetry restored? … … High-pT measurements relate to #1-3, perhaps #4 Case for RHIC II based on: - What is unique when at T~2T c ? - Heavy flavor measurements and more correlation studies to understand energy loss - Excitation Function

Lattice QCD at Finite Temperature F. Karsch, hep-ph/ Critical energy density : T C ~ 175 MeV  C ~ 0.7 GeV/fm 3 Ideal gas (Stefan- Boltzmann limit)  B =0) Deconfinement:

Observations at RHIC Large (factor 5) suppression of high p T hadrons in central Au+Au collisions Absence of such a suppression in d+Au collisions Excess of p/  ratio in central Au+Au collisions Large v 2 saturating at p T ~2 GeV/c and > 10% up to higher p T Constituent quark scaling of v 2 Suppression of heavy-flavor (c+b decays), significant v 2 of heavy-flavor Is there a consistent picture? Consistent picture is crucial in understanding the matter created at RHIC

Theoretical Understanding? Both –Au-Au suppression (I. Vitev and M. Gyulassy, hep-ph/ ) –d-Au enhancement (I. Vitev, nucl-th/ ) understood in an approach that combines multiple scattering with absorption in a dense partonic medium (15 GeV/fm 3 ~100 x normal nuclear matter)  Our high p T probes have been calibrated and are now being used to explore the precise properties of the medium Au-Au d-Au

 0 v 2 Red: Sys. error (abs) Large v 2 at high p T !

Recombination Recombination (Fries et al, Greco et al, Molnar, Hwa, …) describes quark-scaling of v 2, but what about jet correlations?

Calculations based on Arnold, Moore, Yaffe (AMY) formalism –JHEP 0305: Energy loss only (BDMS++) High-p T –v 2 appears to decrease to energy loss calculation Low(er)-p T –Something additional going on… (not just the protons) While the data appear to approach the energy loss limit at high p T, there is something extra going on in 3-6 GeV/c region  0 v 2 Theory Comparison: AMY (Turbide et al.)

 0 v 2 Theory Comparison: D.Molnar Molnar Parton Cascade (MPC) –nucl-th/ Contains: –Energy loss due to interactions –p T boost due to interactions Consistency would suggest: –QGP? –sQGP? Model shown here is for one set of parameters –Can larger opacity reproduce the v 2 ? High-p T “slopes” consistent

D. Winter QM05, B. Cole QM05 What do we learn from RAA( , p T ) –Constant R AA below 7 GeV/c not “intrinsic”. Some additional physics varying w/ p T. –That physics must require spatial /flow anisotropy. –“bump” below 3 GeV/c in all centrality bins ?! –Extra yield in plane ?

Conclusions? –What’s responsible for larger v 2 at intermediate p T ? Flow + recombination (Fries et al, Greco et al, Hwa)? Partons pushed to higher p T (à la Molnar)? Collisional energy loss? Other explanations …. Larger energy loss crossing the flow field (Wiedemann et al)? …. –Perhaps heavy flavor can shed more light on the picture….

Heavy flavor v 2 and R AA Single electrons from charm and bottom decays v 2 measurement agrees with calculation assuming thermalization of charm R AA is a challenge for energy loss calculations

Significant reduction at high pT suggest sizable energy loss! Heavy flavor suppression measurements at RHIC V. Greene, S. Butsyk, QM2005 talksJ. Dunlop, J. Bielcik; QM05 talks Can this be explained by radiative energy loss?

R AA for charm and bottom decays At pt~5GeV, R AA (e - )  0.7  0.1 at RHIC. Djordjevic et al.

Single electron suppression with the elastic energy loss Reasonable agreement with single electron data, even for dN g /dy=1000. (S. Wicks, W. Horowitz, M.D. and M. Gyulassy, in preparation.) Include elastic energy loss

HQ Langevin Solutions to Hydro + pQCD Elliptic Flow [Moore+Teaney ’04] Charm-pQCD cross sections with variable  s,  D =1.5T fix Hydrodynamic bulk evolution with T c =165MeV,  ≈ 9fm/c  s, g 1, , ,1.8 correlation: small R AA ↔ large v 2 realistic coupling /drag coefficients? Nuclear Modification

Calculation of elastic energy loss for charm and bottom [van Hees,Greco +Rapp ’05] how to fix level of coalescence ? induced gluon radiation?! Elliptic Flow Nuclear Modification Factor Elliptic QGP fireball with D-/B-resonances, coal./frag. and decay

Parton Cascade with fixed  (q,g-c), forward/isotropic, coalescence Cross section has moderate effect on v2 of charm no bottom included Elliptic Flow [MPC, Molnar]

Summary Flat R AA is an “accident” (at least for p T between 3 and 7 GeV/c) Large v 2 for p T between 3 and 7 GeV/c cannot be described by energy loss alone Do hadron yields from soft production extend to 7 GeV/c? If so, how? –Recombination + Flow? –Interactions “pushing” softer particles to higher p T ? (unique to RHIC?) What is the mechanism for charm thermalization in the medium? –Recombination + survival of heavy-quark resonances? (unique to RHIC?) Is the energy loss resulting in high p T hadron suppression only radiative or also collisional? Do we really understand energy loss at RHIC? Not completely

Measurements to do A:  – jet (X.-N. Wang) and leading hadron –  correlations Heavy vs light flavor at high pTHeavy vs light flavor at high pT Charm-triggered dijet correlationsCharm-triggered dijet correlations Medium + jets interplay in correlations (“Mach cones”, jets+v2) – 3-particle correlationsMedium + jets interplay in correlations (“Mach cones”, jets+v2) – 3-particle correlations Multi-dimensional tomography: pT-  -  rp - centrality–  flavorMulti-dimensional tomography: pT-  -  rp - centrality–  flavor B: Gluon jets (J/psi – jet correlations) Leading hadron – dilepton correlations; resonances in jets (in near/away-side correlations)

Rate estimate (Kirill Filimonov, Breckenridge 2005) Number crunching for run4 data: - Invariant cross section at 10 GeV from Pythia: 5.6x10 -9 mbGeV -2 - Invariant yield is 5.6x10 -9 mbGeV -2 divided by σ pp inel (42 mb) =1.3 x GeV -2 - Multiply by =256, get 341x GeV -2 - Multiply by 2  p T  η=125.6, get 4.2x10 -6 /GeV - Assume integrated luminosity of 250μb -1, 6.8 barn AuAu cross section, get 1.7x10^9 events. At 8 GeV, it's about 3 times larger, at 12 GeV, 3 times smaller. Folding in dead time, calorimeter acceptance in run4: ~1800 direct photons at 10 GeV dN/dpT is then GeV in BEMC STAR calorimeter (not counting STAR Endcap calorimeter at 1<η<2)

Correlation Functions (STAR)  (radian) 4 < p T trig < 6 GeV/c 1 < p T assoc < 2.5 GeV/c - large angle gluon radiation: Vitev - conical flow: Stoecker,Shuryak,Muller - jets deflected by medium flow 1/N trig dN/d(  ) 2.5 < p T trig < 4 GeV/c 1 < p T assoc < 2.5 GeV/c See talk, J. Ulery (section 3c) and poster, M. Horner (#70) broad away-side correlations. consistent with flat.