STAR BES paper writing committee

[Nihar Sahoo <nihar AT rcf.rhic.bnl.gov>]

Dear Helen,

Thank you for this email.

I am thinking to make Dilepton and jet-quenching two separate sections 
as physics motivations are different.
And I would be happy to join with Frank to write jet-quenching section.
and also to have some portion on QCD critical point.


Regards,
Nihar



On 2021-11-17 21:44, Helen Caines wrote:
> Hi Xiaofeng, Nasim, Mate, Lokesh and Nihar,
>
> Thanks for volunteering to help with the BES review paper. Efforts are
> just starting, with plans for a “kick off” meeting just after
> Thanksgiving. Some initial discussion among the original proposers
> have taken place  and so far, although everything remains open for
> continued discussion, and the plans are to  cover the following topics
> (with those so far volunteer gin to focus on the topic also listed).
> You are welcome to contribute to any of the topics. Moving forward it
> would be best if ket discussions occur on the star-bes-paper list so
> everyone knows and can contribute to the plans.
>
> 1) Collective flow:                              Declan Keane
> 2) CME:                                              Evan Finch,
> Prithwish Tribedy
> 3) Critical point:                                  Bedanga Mohanty
> 4) HBT+Polarization:                          Mike Lisa
> 5) Alignment:                                      Aihong Tang
> 6) Spectra:                                           Nu Xu, Lokesh
> Kumar
> 7) Dileptons and Jet quenching:          Frank Geurts
> 8) Heavy flavor:                                  YiFei Zhang
>
> Helen
>
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> It's about learning how to dance in the rain." - Vivian Greene
>
> > On 2021/11/16 05:33, Helen Caines via Starpapers-l wrote:
> >
> > > Dear All,
> > >
> > > After a suggestion from a group of our colleagues in STAR, we have
> > > agreed that it would be very beneficial for STAR to write a review
> > > article, to be submitted approximately one year from now,
> > > synthesizing into one comprehensive report the conclusions of the
> > > analyses of BES-I and those available from BES-II at the time of
> > > publication. A summary document at this point is timely and will
> > > at least serve to  (a)  Coherently summarize the physics message
> > > from the program to the community and provide future directions;
> > > (b) Act as a reference document in the general physics community
> > > both  experimental and  theoretical, (c) further galvanize the
> > > physics discussions as the analyses of the BES-II data progress.
> > >
> > > The paper will be written by a committee consisting of STAR
> > > collaborators in a similar fashion to the BUR. The committee will
> > > be lead by the spokespersons with other individuals taking the
> > > lead to draft each subsection.  We will invite anyone in STAR
> > > interested in joining this effort to let us know and sign up for
> > > paper’s dedicated email list  (star-bes-paper-l AT lists.bnl.gov) .
> > > You can subscribe at:
> > > https://lists.bnl.gov/mailman/listinfo/star-bes-paper-l.   We
> > > particularly encourage junior members of STAR who are active in
> > > the BES analyses to join this effort.
> > >
> > > The paper will be an official STAR paper that uses the whole STAR
> > > author list when it is submitted. The goal will be to submit to a
> > > “review” type journal using only published data. No
> > > preliminary STAR data will be used as per our publication policies
> > > for publication of article in peer reviewed journals.
> > >
> > > Since this review article will include only published data that
> > > have already been reviewed by the collaboration/GPCs we will not
> > > require a GPC for this paper, rather, as for the BUR, the text etc
> > > will be “internally” reviewed by other members of writing
> > > committee. We will however release the paper to the collaboration
> > > for an extended review period since it is expected that this
> > > article will be rather long.
> > >
> > > The committee will report progress on the paper to the
> > > collaboration regularly with the goal of submitting the paper
> > > November 2022. To this end we will aim to get the committee
> > > running ASAP with a “kick off” presentation at the up-coming
> > > analysis meeting.
> > >
> > > Thanks
> > >
> > > Helen and Lijuan
> > >
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