High Energy Nuclear Physics and the Nature of Matter Outstanding questions about strongly interacting matter: How does matter behave at very high temperature.

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High Energy Nuclear Physics and the Nature of Matter Outstanding questions about strongly interacting matter: How does matter behave at very high temperature and/or density? What is the nature of gluonic matter? How does this gluonic matter appear inside of strongly interacting particles? How are spin and baryon number distributed inside of nucleons? RHIC addresses all of these. Partially resolved issues: Spectra, matrix elements and thermodynamics from first principles computation in QCD Can QCD be turned into a precision science?

What is the behavior of strongly interacting matter at high temperature and/or density? QCD predicts QGP Consensus: Energy density big enough Consensus: Matter strongly interacts with itself; should be thermalized

We want to measure : Sound speed Number of degrees of freedom? Change in energy density from hadron gas to quark gluon plasma? Properties of resonances in media and relationship to: Confinement and mass generation? Screening length? Temperature? Partially resolved puzzle of comparing measured lifetimes and sizes from computation with measurement. Mass generation? Baryon number excess at moderate pT?

Is this relevant for naturally occurring phenomena? Some gamma ray bursters sit around for days to years after supernova explosions before going hypernova. Black hole formation? Metastable QGP? Many RHIC theorists also think about such things! Hydro tools, theory of high energy density matter The QGP began in the theory of high baryon density matter! Matter at very high baryon density and low T: T small, density ~ baryons/fm 3

What is the nature of gluonic matter? How does this matter appear in strongly interacting particles? Glue binds all quarks inside of hadrons. It is ½ of the momentum of a high energy proton. It is responsible for confinement and mass generation. By an order of magnitude, the soft degrees of freedom of a high energy strongly interacting particle is glue. We understand very little about this gluonic matter! HERA

Where do the gluons go? Cross sections grow slowly. Gluon density grows very rapidly. QCD coupling becomes weak, but interactions are strong because of coherence Heavy ions at high energies are a gluon wall

What is the Color Glass Condensate? Glue at large x generates glue at small x Glue at small x is classical field Time dilation -> Classical field is glassy High phase space density -> Condensate Phase space density: Attractive potentialRepulsive interactions Phase Space Density is small is big

Why is the Color Glass Condensate Important? It is a new universal form of matter: Matter: Carries energy; Separation of gluons is small compared to size of system; Number of gluons is large New: Can only be made and probed in high energy collisions Universal: Independent of hadron, renormalization group equations have a universal solution. Universality Fundamental It is a theory of: Origin of glue and sea quarks in hadrons Cross sections Initial conditions for formation of Quark Gluon Plasma in heavy ion collisions Nuclei provide highest density and largest sizes => Simplicity

CGC predicted particle production at RHIC Proportionality constant can be computed.

16 Data from dA collisions at RHIC Consistent with CGC Look for fragments of deuteron since they measure them smallest x properties of the nucleus Back to back jet correlations seen in STAR? Detailed studies of x dependence?

How are spin and baryon number distributed inside of nucleons? Spin and baryon number carry the valence quantum numbers of hadrons They involve collective excitations of the glue with quark degrees of freedom and/or topological excitations They typically generate much more transfer of valence quantum numbers to the soft (small x or wee) degrees of freedom than one had naively expected. They are of immense theoretical interest, and there is considerable controversy in understanding their properties Little is known about the distribution of spin from experiment.

Quark Gluon Plasma and Color Glass Condensate at RHIC, LHC and eRHIC RHIC: RHIC HAS DEMONSTRATED IT CAN PRODUCE AND STUDY QGP SPIN PROGRAM IS UNIQUE QGP measurements involve much study of correlated phenomena sometimes in different environments => TIME AND LUMINOSITY IMPORTANT Has and will measure many properties of CGC before LHC has dA or pA BEING FIRST IS ALWAYS GOOD LHC: QGP study is harder because CGC strongly modifies gluon distributions in nuclei relative to proton. Can probe very small x and very large momenta Need dA or pA, and time. eRHIC: Study of spin and CGC becomes a precision science. Electron probes much less sensitive to final state physics

Lattice Gauge Theory Tests QCDTests Confinement Computes Masses Compute Finite T QCD QCDOC Project at BNL promises 10+ TFlops (x 2) allowing for computations with realistic quark masses RBRC

Summary: RHIC has fundamentally changed our knowledge of strong interactions. RHIC has made a sQGP RHIC has probably seen the CGC

What are the theoretical and computing needs of RHIC science and are they available? Young people want to work on RHIC theory. Resources for students and postdocs are very tight. Many group may have to eliminate postdocs and students. We have successfully placed young people from this field in faculty positions. RBRC is under stress if spin program at RHIC is weakened. Young people are our present and our future! Computing for lattice gauge theory has new machines. Effort for simulation of RHIC collisions needs computing and people resources Potential meltdown of lab and university theory efforts: Resources are people intensive. RBRC