STAR Flow, Chirality and Vorticity PWG

[ShinIchi Esumi <esumi.shinichi.gn AT u.tsukuba.ac.jp>]

Dear Fuqiang
Thank you very much for the very nice summary of CME activities from the 
early days up to now in STAR. I see this is still quite challenging to get 
the 
signal out. I do not know this talk is to present all the star activities on 
this front 
or to show your perspectives, but since this is (for the STAR collaboration) 
as I 
see in your title page, I thought it would be nice for you to touch/add a few 
more 
trials/plots as we have some more preliminary results on R2, SBF and Dumbbell 
variables, where they are integrating charge asymmetry within an event in 
stead 
of taking all the pair combinations of all the events, where I still hope 
that we 
might have different sensitivities between different methods on the various 
different types of signals, especially between "large domain and less 
frequent” 
or “small domain and more frequent” signal cases, even for the same signal 
fraction, where you might have some other opinions on this, though. Of 
course, 
is up to you to decide including some more plots in your talk or not. Anyway, 
this 
is already very nice talk, so I sign off, (if needed). Thank you. 
Best regards, ShinIchi

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> I've updated the slides. I added a slide on the new 27 GeV data. Added a  
> backup slide on CMW data.
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