sPHENIX bulk physics topical group

["Hodges, Anthony" <ahodges4 AT illinois.edu>]

Hi Vladimir, 

I think that's a good idea. Ron, JeaBeom and I discussed similar analysis binnings in the last few weeks, though these involved integrating in p_T to reduce statistical jitter. I'm sure as a cross-check before we embark on those analyses we can also look at the result in these eta bins. Keeping it as a function of p_T will, of course, flatly decrease the statistical precision of the measurement, but as a cross-check it could be useful. 

Best, 

-Anthony

Anthony Hodges, PhD (he/him/his)

High Energy Experimental Nuclear Physics

Postdoctoral Researcher, NSF MPS-Ascend Fellow

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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Subject: [Sphenix-bulk-l] questions on 04-23-24-pi0-vn-Bulk.pdf

 

                       Dear Apurva and All,
I have the question on the 04-23-24-pi0-vn-Bulk.pdf
If this question have already been asked at the presentation, please
skip it.
May be it would be useful to see v2_pi0 distributions on pT for 3 eta
intervals:
1)(-1.1,-0.35)
2)(-0.35,0.35)
3)(0.35, 1.1)
             With best regards,
                                Vladimir

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