Charged Particle Multiplicity and Transverse Energy in √s nn = 130 GeV Au+Au Collisions Klaus Reygers University of Münster, Germany for the PHENIX Collaboration.

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Charged Particle Multiplicity and Transverse Energy in √s nn = 130 GeV Au+Au Collisions Klaus Reygers University of Münster, Germany for the PHENIX Collaboration __

Gobal Variables: N ch and E T Fundamental question: Particle and E T production proportional to N part or N coll ? Constraints for models of particle production –centrality dependence –√s dependence Information about initial conditions in heavy ion collisions: –Energy density –Gluon saturation ? –Longitudinal p dV work in plasma phase ? Different behavior compared to  s nn = 17.2 GeV Pb+Pb collisions at CERN SPS ?

PHENIX-Setup: Side View

PHENIX-Setup: Beam-View

Detectors used in N ch and E T Measurement Pad Chambers (PC) –Two layers (PC1, PC3) with radial distance of 2.49 m and 4.98 m to interaction region –Each layer consists of 8 wire chambers with cathode pad readout –Intrinsic efficiency for charged particles > 99% –Acceptance: |  | < 0.35,  = 90° Lead Scintillator Calorimeter (PbSc) –Two sectors, each with 2592 individual towers –Towers: Alternating lead and scintillator tiles Depth: 18 radiation length (X 0 ) Cross section: 5.54 x 5.54 cm 2 –Energy resolution –Acceptance: |  | < 0.38,  = 44.4°

N ch Measurement Strategy: count tracks in PC1/PC3 on statistical basis, no explicit track reconstruction Analysis steps: –Reconstruct vertex (with lines formed by all possible PC1/PC3 hit combinations) –Count lines that fall in a window around the reconstructed vertex –Determine combinatorial background lines by event mixing Measurement without magnetic field!

E T Measurement Definition –Convention Nucleons: E i = kinetic energy All other particles: E i = total energy PbSc acts as thin hadronic calorimeter: p T threshold for complete stopping –Charged pions:0.35 GeV/c –Kaons:0.64 GeV/c –Protons:0.94 GeV/c Correction factor from Hijing + Geant simulation Systematic error of PbSc energy scale less than 1.5%  estimated from  0 -peak position measured with PbSc E cluster > 2 GeV

N ch and E T Distribution Shape of N ch and E T distribution dominated by nuclear geometry Shape above the ´knee´ depends on detector aperture

Centrality Selection Centrality classes defined with BBC and ZDC Trigger: BBC coincidence  accepts 92% of total inel. Au+Au cross-section (  tot = 7.2 b) Calculation of N part and N coll –Glauber Monte-Carlo approach: geometrical picture of a A+A reaction Straight line nucleon trajectories Nucleon-nucleon collision takes place if Fluctuations: simple sim. of ZDC and BBC detector response –Parameters Woods-Saxon Nuclear Density distribution with Nucleon-nucelon inel. Cross section 0 - 5%  tot 5 -10%  tot

Centrality Dependence Comparison to CERN SPS results (Pb+Pb at √s nn = 17.2 GeV) dE T /dy  690 GeV (central Au+Au): Energy density from Bjorken formula 70% larger than at CERN SPS

Interpretation of Centrality Dependence Hijing: –soft particle production + pQCD mini-jet production above transverse momentum p 0 = 2 GeV – –Exp. result B/A = 0.38 ± 0.19 indicates contribution of hard component Dual Parton Model –No hard component –But: Soft component that scales with N coll (contribution from strings) A. Capella, D. Sousa, nucl-th/

Comparison to Saturation Models EKRT saturation model –Phase space density of gluons saturates below some transverse momentum scale p 0 < p sat (gg  g recombinations) –Predicted N ch in reasonable agreement with data –Predicted centrality dependence not observed Kharzeev, Nardi saturation model –N ch normalized to data for central Au+Au reactions –Centrality dependence agrees with data –Simple Glauber-type calculation gives similar results Eskola, Kajantie, Ruuskanen, Tuominen, Nucl. Phys. B570 (2000) Kharzeev, Nardi, Phys. Lett. B 507 (2001)

E T per N ch E T / N ch independent of centrality Similar E T / N ch values as in heavy ion collisions at SPS and AGS energies E T or E T / N ch : –Probe of the longitudinal pressure in the plasma phase –EKRT prediction: final, measureable E T much smaller than initially produced E T due to longitudinal p dV work

Summary dN ch /dy and dE T /dy in central Au+Au collisions at  s nn = 130 GeV approx % higher than  s nn = 17.2 GeV Pb+Pb results at CERN SPS Stronger increase of dN ch /dy and dE T /dy with N part than observed at CERN SPS Interpretation of centrality dependence model dependent Within models like Hijing: Indication of contribution from hard processes to N ch –≈ 30% in semi-central reactions –≈ 50% in central reactions