STAR BES paper writing committee

["Keane, Declan" <keane AT kent.edu>]

Hi all,

The people who are now actively discussing section 2.3 (anisotropic flow) 
include Grigory, Niseem and Xionghong.  There are 14 BES papers dealing with 
flow, containing 150+ figures.  One question that has arisen in our initial 
round of discussion is the target length (pages and/or number of figures) for 
section 2.3.  I imagine that whatever limit we aim for, we will have trouble 
satisfying it, but probably we should still have some kind of target.  A 
related question is how long the entire chapter 2 should be, and how to 
appropriately balance the length of the 7 subsections.  Some subsections have 
a lot more ground to cover than others.  Please offer your comments on this.

   Happy holiday season!
   Declan

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Hi All,

Thank you for participating in the discussion. Below is a minutes and please 
let us know if I missed or miss-represented anything:

Participants:  Aihong, Alexey, Bedanga, Declan, Evan, Grigory, Frank, Hanna, 
Helen, Jinhui, Lokesh, Mate, Mike, Nu, Prithwish, Xin, Yifei

Discussions:
(1) Writing team formation: We went through the topics in Chapter 2. Below is 
current status of the team for each sub-chapter:
2.1 Spectra:           Frank, Jinhui, Lokesh, Nu;
2.2 HBT:                 Mike, Grigory*, Hanna*, Mate*   * TBD;
2.3 Flow:                Declan, Xionghong;
2.4 Polarization:     Aihong, Mike;
2.5 CME:                Evan, Prithwish;
2.6 High moment:   Bedanga, Xiaofeng;
2.7 HF and Jet:      Jaro, Xin, Yifei, Frank, Daniel

(2) overleaf and drupal: (i) The overleaf will be open only to the members of 
the writing team; (ii) A drupal blog will be created to present the pdf file 
of the manuscript, which will be open for all STAR collaborators;

(3) Time for future meetings:
       Tuesday in the second week of the month. Next meeting will be 9:00am 
EDT, January 11th, 2022!

(4) We will contact theoretical colleagues for their inputs. Perhaps we 
should have a in person meeting sometime early March, next year.

That is all for now. Wish all of you Happy Holidays!

Nu

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