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Re: [[Star-cf-l] ] STAR presentation by Bappaditya Mondal for 10th Asian Triangle Heavy-Io... got commented by Nu Xu
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- Subject: Re: [[Star-cf-l] ] STAR presentation by Bappaditya Mondal for 10th Asian Triangle Heavy-Io... got commented by Nu Xu
- Date: Mon, 06 Jan 2025 16:32:45 +0530
On 2025-01-03 18:54, Hanna Zbroszczyk wrote:
Dear Bappa,
Please find below my comments to your nice draft:
S2 I suggest to replace top-left figure by the original one from the
cited reference: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2101.09210 [1]
There is a clear message that the region described by \mu_B/3 <3 is
excluded from the searches of the CP
To make better visible how changing the collision energy one can
explore various areas of the QCD phase diagram, you could also show
the phase diagram adapted for STAR and entire BES program (will be
helpful for S4)
S6: mentioning what you account for systematic uncertainties and which
effects contribute the most will help to understand these numbers
S7 and the following : each figure that shows data shown on/after CPOD
2024, instead of labeling STAR preliminary mention as CPOD 2024. STAR
never planned to release these results as preliminary.
S9: do not -> does not
S11: I suggest to remove the acknowledgement section, this talk will
be given for the STAR Collaboration.
With those implemented, I sign off,
Thanks,
Hanna
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02.01.2025, o godz. 16:58:
On 2025-01-02 21:12, webmaster AT star.bnl.gov wrote:
Dear star-cf-l AT lists.bnl.gov members,
Nu Xu ( nxu AT lbl.gov ) has commented on a material originally
submitted by
Bappaditya Mondal ( bappaditya.mondal AT niser.ac.in ) at
Comment:Dear Nu,
slide 11 - up-right box - last bullet: I would suggest replace it
by
"Information of high moment of protons at larger baryon density or
lower
collision energy is needed in order to pin down the possible
existence of the
QCD critical point." We should not rely on theory for such search
in my view.
After this suggestion is implemented, I sign off.
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Thank you so much for your comment. Please find the updated slides
attached here.
https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/node/70530
Thanks and regards
Bappa
Links:
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[1] https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://arxiv.org/pdf/2101.09210__;!!P4SdNyxKAPE!FWJQ32fqz0EScNgDqXuVdh8GKuD9OwmBvPcJmyiboi1m75au3Mhtn608-PfwX-SeBc4tOpX64eIy7v1ApzJiAr4uUZ2QqjinLYyKWg$
Dear Hanna,
Thanks for your comments. Please find details and updated slides attached here.
Updated slides: https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/system/files/ATHIC_India_bappa_v4.pdf
Thanks and regards,
Bappa
Comments:
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C1: S2 I suggest to replace top-left figure by the original one from the cited reference: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2101.09210
There is a clear message that the region described by \mu_B/3 <3 is excluded from the searches of the CP
A1: I have replaced this with the one from the above reference.
C2: To make better visible how changing the collision energy one can explore various areas of the QCD phase diagram, you could also show the phase diagram adapted for STAR and entire BES program (will be helpful for S4)
A2: I tried to fit this onto the slide, but it appears a bit crowded. On slide 4, below table, I have added the chemical potential values corresponding to all BES-II energies.
C3: S6: mentioning what you account for systematic uncertainties and which effects contribute the most will help to understand these numbers
A3: I have added one sentence explaining what we account for the estimation of systematic uncertainties. Since the dominant source of contribution varies across energies and observables, I feel that listing all dominant source names for each observable and energy would make the main message of the slide complicated.
C4: S7 and the following : each figure that shows data shown on/after CPOD 2024, instead of labeling STAR preliminary mention as CPOD 2024. STAR never planned to release these results as preliminary.
A4: I change "STAR preliminary" to "STAR".
C5: S9: do not -> does not
A5: Done.
C6: S11: I suggest to remove the acknowledgement section, this talk will be given for the STAR Collaboration.
A6: Done
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[[Star-cf-l] ] STAR presentation by Bappaditya Mondal for 10th Asian Triangle Heavy-Io... got commented by Nu Xu,
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Re: [[Star-cf-l] ] STAR presentation by Bappaditya Mondal for 10th Asian Triangle Heavy-Io... got commented by Nu Xu,
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Re: [[Star-cf-l] ] STAR presentation by Bappaditya Mondal for 10th Asian Triangle Heavy-Io... got commented by Nu Xu,
Hanna Zbroszczyk, 01/03/2025
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Re: [[Star-cf-l] ] STAR presentation by Bappaditya Mondal for 10th Asian Triangle Heavy-Io... got commented by Nu Xu,
bmondal, 01/06/2025
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Re: [[Star-cf-l] ] STAR presentation by Bappaditya Mondal for 10th Asian Triangle Heavy-Io... got commented by Nu Xu,
bmondal, 01/06/2025
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Re: [[Star-cf-l] ] STAR presentation by Bappaditya Mondal for 10th Asian Triangle Heavy-Io... got commented by Nu Xu,
Hanna Zbroszczyk, 01/03/2025
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Re: [[Star-cf-l] ] STAR presentation by Bappaditya Mondal for 10th Asian Triangle Heavy-Io... got commented by Nu Xu,
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