Uniform Filling of Multiparticle Phase Space Ivan Melo, Boris Tomášik, Michal Mereš, Vlado Balek, Vlado Černý Seminár Bratislava 24. 12. 2012.

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Uniform Filling of Multiparticle Phase Space Ivan Melo, Boris Tomášik, Michal Mereš, Vlado Balek, Vlado Černý Seminár Bratislava

Event: E, p x, p y, p z každej časticeE 2 = p 2 + m 2 2/20 LEP: LHC (pp): LHC (Pb Pb): n ≥ 4 n ≥ 5,6,8 n ≥ 100 Multiparticle phase space?

Lorentz invariant phase space - LIPS dynamics kinematics & statistics 3/20 LIPS:

to calculate σ by Monte Carlo integration to generate events Uniform filling of LIPS? 4/20

Monte Carlo Integration x1x1 x2x2 x3x3 x4x4 x5x5 x6x6 x7x7 x8x8 Sample mean method x i have to be uniformly distributed 5/20 ΦnΦn f = |M| 2

Event generation Take event uniformly distributed in Calculate weight w = |M| 2 for this event Accept this event with probability w/wmax w max w = |M| 2 ΦnΦn w ΦnΦn 6/20

GENBOD generator (F. James) 7/20 fills LIPS uniformly

Generate M 2, M 3 uniformly within kinematic limits Calculate weight w Accept M 2, M 3 with probability w/wmax Generate angles, calculate momenta, boost to Lab system M2M2 w M3M3 w max Generate events with Genbod 8/20 M 2 2 = (p 1 + p 2 ) 2 M 3 2 = (p 1 + p 2 + p 3 ) 2

GENBOD w/wmax very low Good for n < 30 RAMBO w/wmax much better, = 1 for massless particles Good for n < 100 relativistic particles NUPHAZ w/wmax best so far, = 1 for massless particles Better than RAMBO, relativistic particles GENBOD vs other generators 9/20

REGGAE ( Tomášik, Mereš, Melo,Balek,Černý ) Use Genbod in the 1 st step to generate event with any w Let the particles in the event collide virtually to reach the most probable configurations in the phase space with w → 1 Aim to generate pure phase space events with high multiplicity and efficiency for both relativistic and nonrelativistic particles (REscattering after Genbod GenerAtor of Events) θ 10/20 Computer Physics Communications 182 (2011)

Small w Large w Gas in a box For large n → Maxwell-Boltzmann with temperature T 11/20

LIPS Microcanonical ensembleBoltzmann LIPS-Boltzmann large n E 12/20 Darwin-Fowler method

E(GeV) 13/20

Information entropy 14/20

REGGAE vs other generators numerical integration 15/20

n = 30 particles with mass 1 GeV, p a +p b = (100 GeV, 0, 0, 0) n = 60 particles with mass 1 GeV 16/20

What next? REGGAE can fill LIPS uniformly for fixed n and chemical composition … but can we predict if total CM energy prefers to convert to, say, n=50 or n=60 particles? I.e. generate events with different n? 17/20

Question: Molecules colliding in a box give canonical Boltzmann, how is this different from REGGAE collisions which give LIPS-Boltzmann? Answer: Molecules in a box collide in both momentum and configuration space Question: Can we adjust REGGAE collisions to get canonical Boltzmann? Question: If we get canonical Boltzmann, do we also get uniform filling of the microcanonical phase space? 18/20

What is the difference between LIPS and microcanonical phase space? LIPS counts states in the momentum space, these states are asymptotic (infinite volume) Microcanonical counts states both in momentum and configuration space which has finite volume V VnVn 19/20

Statistical model of hadronization fireball hadrons finite V 20/20 Described by microcanonical phase space Heavy ion collision Described by LIPS (?)

BACKUP

M n → … + n M n 2 = (p a + p b ) 2 M 2 → M 2 2 = (p 1 + p 2 ) 2 M 3 → → 3 + M 2 M 3 2 = (p 1 + p 2 + p 3 ) 2 MnMn M n-1 M3M3 M2M2 n-1n GENBOD generator (F. James) Each 2-body decay evaluated in the CM frame of 2 daughters

Standard Numerical Methods of Integration ab Rectangular Trapezoidal Simpson 6/20

where 12 variables → 2 M 2 2 = (p 1 + p 2 ) 2 M 3 2 = (p 1 + p 2 + p 3 ) 2 GENBOD generator (F. James) 10/20

Pure phase space (Lorentz Invariant Phase Space, LIPS) numerically … complicated 1 Pure multiparticle phase space = LIPS kinematics & statistics 4/20

Standard methods vs MC SimpsonTrapezoidalRectangular Standard methods Monte Carlo Number of dimensions 1 2 d 1/n 1/n 2 1/n 4 1/√n 1/n1/n 2 1/√n 111 n 1/d n 2/d n 4/d (Error scaling with n) 8/20