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Energy scan programs in HIC Anar Rustamov
¤ Onset of Deconfinement Signals ¤ Particle spectra ¤ Azimuthal modulations
¤ Event-by-Event Fluctuations ¤ Critical point ¤ Phase Boundaries ¤ Confronting measured signals with theory
¤ Conclusions
Probing the matter in a wide energy range
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~13 m
ToF-L
ToF-R
PSD
ToF-F
MTPC-R
MTPC-L
VTPC-2VTPC-1
Vertex magnets
TargetGAPTPC
Beam
S4 S5
S2S1
BPD-1 BPD-2 BPD-3
V1V1V0THCCEDAR
z
x
y
p
PHENIX (7.7- 62.4 GeV) STAR (7.7- 62.4 GeV) ALICE (few TeV)
NA61/SHINE (5- 17 GeV) HADES (few GeV)
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SPS RHIC
Energy Scan Programs
• Onset of deconfinement • Search for the critical point • Locating phase boundaries
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NA49: PRC 70, 034902 (2004) NA61: Predicted based on PRC 73, 044905 (2006)
Nature, 443, 675 (2006) NPA 504, 668 (1989)
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Azimuthal Modulations Equation of state
Onset of Deconfinement
Azimuthal Modulations
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E d
3Nd3!p
= 12π
d2NpTdpTdy
1 + 2ν1 cos φ −ψ RP( ) + 2ν2cos 2 φ −ψ RP( )( )+ ...⎡⎣
⎤⎦
spherical (radial) directed
vn = cos n φ −ψ RP( )( )
probes EoS Spectators deflected from dense reaction zone
probes EoS sensitive to pressure
Asymmetry out vs. in-plane sensitive to EoS
measure of perfect fluid
elliptic
T =TF +m βT2 ,pT <2GeV
1mT
d2ndmTdy
=αe−mTT
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Radial Flow, and softening of EoS
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[GeV]NNs1 210 410
T [M
eV]
200
400
p+pPb+Pb Au+AuSPS(NA61 p+p)WORLD(p+p)AGSSPS(NA49)RHICLHC(ALICE)
+K 0≈y
[GeV]NNs10 210
2 sc
0.2
0.25
0.3
0.35
0.4
0.45
0.5
0.55
0.6Au+Au (E895)Pb+Pb (NA49)Au+Au (BRAHMS)p+p (NA61/SHINE)
-π+π
Transverse softening Longitudinal softening
p ε( ) = cs2ε
Fermi-Landau initial conditions Ideal Hydrodynamic expansion
dndy
= KsNN14
2πσ y2e− y2
2σ y2 σ y
2 = 83
cs2
1− cs4 ln
s2mN
⎛⎝⎜
⎞⎠⎟
L. D. Landau, Izv. Akad. Nauk, 17, 51 (1953) E. V. Shuryak, Yad. Fiz., 16, 395 (1972) M. Bleicher, arXiv:hep-ph/0509314v1
1pT
d2ndpTdy
= 1mT
d2ndmTdy
=αe−mTT
consistent results however: 1. minimum is not well defined 2. similar behavior for p+p!
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Directed Flow and onset of deconfinement
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The observed sign reversal for protons may also arise from baryon stopping (not connected to phase transition)
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R. J. M. Snellings et al., PRL 84, 13 (200)
PRL, 112, 162301 (2014)
H. Stoecker, NPA 750 (2005)
PRC 68 (2003) 034903
Elliptic Flow and NCQ scaling
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Mass ordering at small pt Meson-baryon separation at large pt Is this connected to deconfinement? • ALICE reports on braking of NCQ
scaling in Pb+Pb at s1/2 = 2.76 TeV
• UrQMD predicts the scaling without
phase transition!
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PRC 88, 014902 (2013)
ALICE: JHEP06(2015)190
J.Phys. G32 (2006) 1121-1130
Decoupling of temperatures
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Is this related to the softening of EoS?
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1mT
d2NdmTdy
∼mtI0pT sinh ρ( )
Tkin
⎛
⎝⎜⎜
⎞
⎠⎟⎟K1
mT cosh ρ( )Tkin
⎛
⎝⎜⎜
⎞
⎠⎟⎟, ρ = tanh−1 βT( )
Stat. Model: A. Andronic et al., Nucl.Phys.A834(2010)237
E.Schnedermann, J.Sollfrank and U.Heinz, Phys.Rev.C48(1993)2462
Event-To-Event Fluctuations Critical Point
Freeze-out systematics Trivial Fluctuations
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Fluctuations and Correlations
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ωN =N 2 − N 2
N
Σ A,B[ ] = B ω A + A ω B − 2 AB − A B( )A + B
Φ A,B[ ] = A BA + B
Σ A,B[ ] −1⎡⎣
⎤⎦
Wounded Nucleon Model: GCE:
Σ A,B[ ]Φ A,B[ ]
depend neither on volume (Nw) nor on its fluctuations
fluctuation measures are acceptance dependent
Compare experimental results in a common acceptance
N ∝Nw
NA49: Phys. Rev. C89 (2014) 054902
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Enhanced multiplicity fluctuations near the critical point!
N ∝V
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Results From NA49/NA61
A. Rustamov, POS (2013) 005 M. Mackowiak-Pawlowska, POS (2013) 048
p+p results are described by models. Energy dependencies
are driven by conservation laws and resonance decays.
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New Results From NA49 on fluctuations
Second moments
structures only for
positive chargers
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First moments
NA49 preliminary
M. Gazdzicki and M. Gorenstein, Acta. Phys. Pol. B30, 2705 (1999)
NA49: PRC77, 024903 (2008)
Fluctuations of net-charges
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pT 4 =
1VT3 lnZ V ,T ,
!µ( )
!χ ijkBQS =
∂i+ j+k pT 4
∂ !µBi ∂ !µQ
i ∂ !µSk
baryon number susceptibility diverges near the critical point
consistency between LQCD and HRG model for μ=0
N2 − N 2 = T 3V !χ2
N , N − conserved charge
kT =
V 2T2
N2 !χ2
N
compressibility ~ susceptibility
Cn,q ==??VT 3χn
q
Particle number fluctuations in GCE
experiment theory
C.R. Allton et al., PRD 68, 014507 (2003) 11 !µ = µ
T
Statistical Models
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ni =Ni
V= −T
V∂lnZi
CE
∂µ= gi2π 2
p2dpexp Ei − µi( ) T⎡⎣ ⎤⎦ ±10
∞
∫Canonical ensemble for strangeness
Statistical approach works in the energy range spanning by 3 orders of magnitude!
suppression factor =
HADES data
arxiV: 1512.07070
I1 2z( )I0 2z( )
z – sum of single particle partition functions P. Braun-Munzinger, K. Redlich, J. Stachel In *Hwa, R.C. (ed.) et al.: Quark gluon plasma* 491-599 A.R, M. I. Gorenstein RLB731, 302 (2014)
THERMUS V3.0: S. Wheaton, J.Cleymans: Comput.Phys.Commun.180:84-106,2009
Results from STAR
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Non-monotonic behavior for third an fourth cumulants! In this connected to the critical point? Can these results be directly compared with HRG and or LQCD results? How to interpret consistencies and/or deviations?
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PRL 112 32302 (2014) + QM15
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Results from PHENIX/STAR
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PRC93 (2016) 011901(R)
Data matches with the difference of two Negative Binomial densities fitted to the single multiplicity distributions
PRL 112 32302 (2014) + QM15
Consistent with the Skellam Baseline Larger error bars for kσ 2
PHENIX STAR
No direct comparison due to different acceptances
Extraction of freeze-out parameters
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Different T/μ values from STAR and PHENIX? Need for more precise measurements. Is it justified to extract parameters in this way?
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Trivial volume fluctuations Conservation laws Measurements depend on acceptance!
PRC93 (2016) 011901(R)
A. Bazavov et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 109 (2012) 192302.
J. Cleymans et al., PRC73 (2006) 034905.
M. J. Tannenbaum, arXiv:1604.08550v1
s1/2=27GeV
Trivial (volume) fluctuations
Model of independent particles sources
N = n1 + n2 + ...+ nNs= n Ns
N 2 = n2 Ns + n 2 Ns2 − Ns( )
n n n n
n1 n2 n3 … ns
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c2 N( ) = Ns c2 n( )+ n2c2 Ns( )
Volume fluctuation part vanishes for midrapidity net-particles at ALICE energies!
1/2s6 8 10 12 14 16 18
πω
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
π
> π<
N
0
200
400
600
ω π( ) =ω n( )+ π ω Ns( )
Pb+Pb, 0-3.5% (NA49) π multiplicity
UrQMD, b < 2.8 fm
example of volume fluctuations
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c2 n−n( )Skellam
=c2 n−n( )
α N + N( ) =αc2 N −N( )N + N
+1−α =1−α
Finite acceptance for net-baryons
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n =α N , n =α N
n2 =α 2 N2 −α 2 N +α N
nn =α 2 NN
0
1.α →1 c2(n−n)→02.α →0c2 n−n( )→1 trivialfluctuations( )3.GCElimitc2 n−n( ) =1
n – accepted baryons N – 4π baryons
• The strategy: • Perform fluctuation analysis in larger acceptance (keep dynamical fluctuations) • Subtract contributions from conservation laws • Compare to baselines from LQCD and/or HRG model
B n;N ,α( ) = N!
n! N −n( )!αn 1−α( )N−n
α = n N
Recipe for net-proton analysis in ALICE
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c2 p− p( )Skellam
First experimental results from ALICE will be released soon!
Proposed comparison procedure:
• Perform analysis for
• Calculate acceptance factors based on experimental data
• Correct the experimental data
• Compare to LQCD
1
ΔηΔηth
Δη > Δηth
α Δη( ) = p
acc
B4π
1−αc2 p− p( )Skellam
=1−α
α =
npacc
NB4π
Conclusions
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• Around 30 GeV (s1/2 ≈ 7.6 GeV ) a wide variety of experimental measurements show non-monotonic energy dependences
• Some of these signals can be interpreted without explicit assumption of
phase transition • Nor clear signals for the critical point are observed so far
• Problems in understanding E-by-E measurements of conserved charges22 • How to put acceptance threshold? • How to correct for conservation laws and volume fluctuations?
• New results on net-proton, net-kaon and net-pion fluctuations from ALICE will be released soon