sPHENIX cold QCD topical group

[Genki Nukazuka <nukadukagenki AT gmail.com>]

Dear colleagues,

I was invited to give a talk at the cold-QCD workshop in the RHIC/AGS users' meeting. You can find the first version of my draft:

https://sphenix-invenio.sdcc.bnl.gov/records/9ygns-bzp71?preview=1&token=eyJhbGciOiJIUzUxMiJ9.eyJpZCI6IjNhYjIyOGI4LWQwOTgtNDc0MC1hZjJhLWJlMDgxYTk4MDZhYyIsImRhdGEiOnt9LCJyYW5kb20iOiJhOWJhNmQ5NmVkNWVjY2YwYTU3YzUxNTM3YzZjOGZjNyJ9.KIy3LMXDcpkcicxLUrwpWYqXMKpCUjMyurHxPvKQ0CR14W2ZFG7Sror12cHjXvjMpPXq7WqVJSg5yKEU7HyNFg

The topic of the talk is a bit flexible. Here is the part of the e-mail from the organizers:

This year organizers are taking a rather different approach than the usual PHENIX or STAR spin/cold QCD overview talks and ask speakers to choose the topic of their strongest interests from their personal perspectives.

Since I don't see any other speakers from sPHENIX, I'd like to talk about the general introduction of the sPHENIX cold-QCD program and one of the channels I'm interested in. I also wanted to include something related to INTT, as it's the only tracking detector that can identify the spin pattern, and I'm working on, but no results using p+p data have been released yet. So, I don't make a dedicated page for the moment. The INTT group will ask for approval for some plots on Friday. If it's successful, I may pick some of them and take 1-2 min in my talk. But I don't change the slides a lot. The talk was assigned to be for 25 + 5 min.

I would appreciate your comments.

Best regards,

Genki

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Genki Nukazuka

Special Postdoctoral Researcher

RIKEN/RBRC

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