☍ Heavy Quarkonium in Heavy Ion Collisions  ϒ production  pp, dAu, AuAu collisions  Nuclear Modification  Comparison to models  Questions from trends.

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☍ Heavy Quarkonium in Heavy Ion Collisions  ϒ production  pp, dAu, AuAu collisions  Nuclear Modification  Comparison to models  Questions from trends in data 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 2 From A. Mocsy

☍ Heavy quarkonia are massive, produced early  pQCD can estimate production ☍ Sensitive to temperature and deconfined color fields: input from Lattice QCD  Debye screening, Landau damping  Re and Im V(r, T)  Different states have different sizes/binding energies  Expect Sequential suppression ☍ Cold-nuclear matter effects  Initial state effects: e.g. nPDF  Final state: energy loss, absorption ☍ Regeneration  Uncorrelated heavy quarks can pair up ☍ Bottomonium: a cleaner probe than charmonium...  3 states are accessible experimentally  expect small CNM effects  expect small regeneration effects 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 3 Burnier, Kaczmarek, Rothkopf arXiv:

☍ STAR: electron channel ☍ Analysis steps:  Triggering: L0, L2 (pp, dAu)  TPC tracking, e-ID via dE/dx  TPC-EMC match, e-ID via E/p ☍ Datasets  pp, 200 GeV (2009 Run)  d+Au 200 GeV (2008 Run)  Au+Au 200 GeV (2010 Run)  U+U 193 GeV (2012 Run, prel.) ☍ pp, d+Au, Au+Au Results:  STAR: PLB 735 (2014) /Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 4

☍ Results on cross sections  STAR: PLB 735 (2014) 127  PHENIX: PRC 87, (2013)  STAR data:  20 pb -1, all from pp run  Improvement over 2006 run:  Less inner material ☍ Unlike-sign and like-sign data are fit simultaneously, likelihood fit  Shape of Drell-Yan from NLO pQCD (R. Vogt)  Shape of from PYTHIA. ☍ Calculations:  CEM: R. Vogt  CSM: Lansberg & Brodsky ☍ Data ~ in between CEM and CSM predictions. 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 5

☍ STAR dAu cross section and comparison to pp.  Note: dAu scaled down by  Int. Luminosity: 28.2 nb -1 ☍ Midrapidity point is lower than expectations from CEM.  Calculation includes shadowing  Does not include estimate of nuclear absorption ☍ pp data also lower than prediction,  compare R dAu, where many theoretical and experimental uncertainties cancel. 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 6 PLB 735 (2014) 127

☍ Invariant mass distribution in dAu at | y |<0.5  Scaled pp reference fit shown for comparison ☍ R dAu vs. y  Model comparison:  Shadowing, EPS09  R. Vogt  Energy loss  Energy loss + shadowing  Arleo & Peigné  y ~0 is right in the middle of the antishadowing region  Expect R dAu > 1 (small effect)  Observe R dAu < 1  Absorption seems to be important 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 7 PLB 735 (2014) 127

☍ Suppression is the same for 1S and 2S+3S (within errors).  Drell-Yan is not suppressed, follows A scaling. 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 8 ☍ Ratio of nuclear targets normalized to deuterium ☍ Suppression seen with increasing A. ☍ A dependence: ☍ STAR result is in the same range :  for  dAu = (2 A)   pp :   =ln(  dAu /  pp )/ln (2A)   ~ 0.9 PRL 66 (1991) 2285

☍ For a similar comparison, separate ϒ ( 1S) state  Increases the statistical uncertainty compared to sum ϒ (1S+2S+3S)  Use|y|< 1, check A dependence.  Also compare y or x F dependence. ☍ STAR result: consistent with A trend from E772. ☍ Large suppression seen near x F ~0 by E772,  ~0.9.  Same as STAR |y|<0.5 points. ☍ Shadowing, or shadowing+E. Loss cannot explain suppression at y=0. ☍ Effect goes away in the forward y bins. ☍ A higher-statistics d+Au run would help.  Note: dAu 2008 run was first attempt at measuring bottomonium in cold nuclear matter, can revisit with higher statistics  2015 plan for a p+A run at RHIC 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 9 PLB 735 (2014) 127

☍ Cold Nuclear Matter effects are important! ☍ STAR dAu results show suppression at y=0  Not expected from shadowing  Absorption (or other effect) seems to be needed  Similar effect seen in at √s~40 by E772 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 10

☍ Integrated Luminosity: 1.08 nb -1. ☍ Au+Au 0-10% Most central ☍ No L2 trigger on tower pairs, only L0 single high-tower trigger ☍ Yield extracted by subtracting background estimate from data. ☍ Scaled pp reference fit shown for comparison 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 11 PLB 735 (2014) 127

☍ Invariant mass distributions in 3 centrality bins ☍ Possible to separate the ground state statistically. ☍ Comparison to N coll -scaled pp reference:  Clear suppression of excited states.  Suppression of the ground state in the most central bin. 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 12 PLB 735 (2014) 127

☍ Left panel: all data in STAR acceptance |y|<1  dAu, and two most peripheral Au+Au bins: consistent with no suppression  Suppression in the most central Au+Au bin: Consistent with expectations for hot & cold nuclear matter, however... ☍ Right panel: bin closest to midrapidity, |y|<0.5  dAu suppression is of the same magnitude as central AuAu: Important to understand dAu system ☍ Calculations:  Strickland & Bazow: Includes estimate of heavy quarkonium potential, Re and Im. Evolution through anisotropic hydro. ( Nucl. Phys. A 879 (2012) 25 ), T: 428 – 442 MeV (Depending on  /s, to match dN/d  )  Emerick, Zhao & Rapp: attempt to include both Hot & Cold nuclear effects. T 0 = 330 MeV. 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 13 PLB 735 (2014) 127

☍ Consistent with no suppression in dAu and peripheral AuAu ☍ Suppression in most central collisions  R AA ( 1S ) = ± ( Au + Au stat. ) ± (p + p stat. ) −0. 05 ( Au + Au syst. ) ± (p + p syst. ).  Models from Strickland et al., and Liu et al. consistent with central suppression  However, neither model includes any CNM effects. 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 14 PLB 735 (2014) 127

☍ Measurements: vertical line  R dAu  R AA, 0-10% most central  pink band: syst. unc. ☍ Hypothesis test:  Run pseudoexperiments for various scenarios  Stat. unc.: width of distributions  No suppression: R AA =1  A  scaling for dAu (CNM effect)  A 2  for AuAu  QGP effects only  Based on Strickland et al.  QGP effects + A  scaling ☍ A  scaling: consistent with dAu data ☍ QGP+A  scaling: consistent with AuAu data ☍ Other scenarios are disfavored. 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 15 PLB 735 (2014) 127

☍ Hypothesis tests:  No suppression: RAA=1  A  scaling for dAu (CNM effect)  A 2  for AuAu  QGP effects only  Based on Strickland et al.  QGP effects + A  scaling ☍ Clear that |y|<0.5 shows large suppression in dAu.  Comparable to central AuAu  No particular scenario is favored.  Additional statistics in dAu would be beneficial. 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 16 PLB 735 (2014) 127

RHIC √s NN =193 GeV U+U data (2012) ☍ Reach higher N part, N coll, N ch, than in Au+Au ☍ Provide higher energy density  Expect ~20% increase for U+U compared to Au+Au 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 17

☍ Similar method of yield extraction:  Likelihood fit.  Shape of D-Y from pQCD, from PYTHIA. 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 18 comb. bg subtracted e + e − pair invariant mass U+U √s NN =193 GeV 0-60% STAR preliminary ϒ cross section (STAR preliminary) U+U 193 GeV, 0-60% centrality stat. syst

☍ Trend in U+U follows and extends that from Au+Au 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 19

☍ Overall pattern of sequential suppression in hot nuclear matter is observed.  Cold-nuclear matter effects: suppression in mid-rapidity d+Au larger than predicted by shadowing/energy loss models.  p+Au data from 2015 will be useful to shed more light on this. 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 20

 p+p √s=500 GeV, L ~ 22 pb -1  x-section larger than at 200 GeV  L0-only  excited-to-ground state ratio 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 21  p T spectrum, out to ~10 GeV/c  Stat. error ~10%, up to ~25% at highest p T  Efficiency/Acceptance corrections under study.

☍ Outermost, gas detector ☍ Physics goal: Precision measurement of heavy quarkonia through the muon channel ☍ Acceptance: 45% in azimuth, |y|<0.5 ϒ projection R AA Complete in 2014, sampled ~13.8 nb -1 in Au+Au data 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 22

☍ ϒ : Measurements in STAR spanning pp, dAu, A+A ☍ dAu data are now showing intriguing features  Possible large suppression at y=0 ☍ AuAu data: Results from STAR look very consistent with sequential suppression picture.  Hint that suppression at y=0 in dAu is of similar magnitude as central Au+Au:  Outlook: Higher statistics p+Au run will be very helpful. 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 23

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☍ Model from Strickland et al.  Expect largest suppression “dip” at y=0.  Changing model parameters does not change this feature.  Change in T profile  Gaussian profile  Boost invariant profile  Widens/narrows dip, but dip remains  Change in shear viscosity (and therefore initial T)  Increases/Decreases R AA scale, but dip remains  Most (all?) models on the market have this behavior.  Note: this model does not have regeneration... 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 26

☍ Antishadowing region is y ~0 at RHIC, but y ~-3 at LHC. ☍ LHCb: Slight enhancement at backward rapidity, indication of antishadowing ☍ ALICE: enhancement at backward rapidity, slight suppression. ☍ E. Loss+Shadowing (EPS09) consistent with LHCb backward y data, some tension with ALICE  EPS09 NLO: IJMP E22 (2013)  E. loss : JHEP 03 (2013) /Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 27

☍ Weak vs. Strong Binding  Binding energy changes (or not) with T.  Narrower spectral functions for “Strong” case  Ratios of correlators compared to Lattice: favor “Strong” binding case ☍ Kinetic Theory Model  Rate Equation: dissociation + regeneration  Fireball model: T evolution.  T ~ 300 RHIC  T ~ 600 LHC 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 28 Strong Binding Weak Binding Emerick, Zhao & Rapp. EPJ A (2012) 48:72

☍ Comparison to data:  Mostly consistent with data  Little regeneration: Final result ~ Primordial suppression  Large uncertainty in nuclear absorption. Need dAu, pPb.  Based on our preliminary result R dAu =0.78   abs ~ 1 – 3.1 mb 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 29 Emerick, Zhao & Rapp. EPJ A (2012) 48:72 HotHot

☍ Study A dependence of ϒ family in pA. ☍ Fixed nuclear targets: liquid deuterium, C, Ca, Fe, W. ☍ proton 800 GeV.  Equivalent √s=√((800+1) 2 -(800) 2 )=√1601 ~ 40 GeV ☍ Measured Drell-Yan, ϒ (1S) and ϒ (2S+3S)  x F, x 2 and p T dependence. ☍ Reminder about x F and rapidity:  Definition: x F = p Z / p Z (max) (in CM Frame), y =1/2 ln(( E + p Z )/( E - p Z ))  For two protons at √s=40 GeV, p Z (max)=19.98 ~20 GeV  x F = 0 is equivalent to y = 0. ( p Z =0 gives 0 for both)  For other values, need E, which means we need p T. Assuming p T ~1 GeV:  x F = 0.1, p Z =2 GeV, E =10.247, y =0.198 ~ 0.2  x F = 0.2, p Z =4 GeV, E =10.817, y =0.388 ~ 0.4  x F = 0.3, p Z =6 GeV, E =11.704, y =0.566 ~ /Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 30

Au+Au √s NN =200 GeV, 2011 L ~ 2.8 nb -1 ☍ same setup as in 2010 ☍ factor of ~3 in statistics. 27/Jan/2015 Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez 31