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  • From: Nihar Sahoo <nihar AT rcf.rhic.bnl.gov>
  • To: Rongrong Ma <marr AT rcf.rhic.bnl.gov>, STAR HardProbes PWG <star-hp-l AT lists.bnl.gov>
  • Subject: Re: [Star-hp-l] STAR presentation by Rongrong Ma for sPHENIX RBRC 2022 submitted for review
  • Date: Fri, 15 Jul 2022 00:03:20 +0530

Hello Rongrong,

I think we have signed off and I am going to pass your talk to startalk now.
if there are any further comments, they can send their comment/suggestion.

Cheers
Nihar

On 2022-07-14 23:24, Rongrong Ma via Star-hp-l wrote:
Dear All

Please let me know if you have any further comments. My talk is
scheduled on Wednesday next week. Thanks.

Best
Rongrong

On Jul 12, 2022, at 12:44 PM, Rongrong Ma via Star-hp-l
<star-hp-l AT lists.bnl.gov> wrote:

Hi Sooraj

Thanks. I have posted a new version (v4), in which the bullet has
been changed to "b->e could be used for tagging b-jets". I think the
probability to have two high-pt electron candidates in one jet is
extremely small, but this can certainly be checked.

By the way, I have also added a slide (slide 7) to emphasize the
statistical subtraction of combinatorial jets in semi-inclusive
measurement.

Best
Rongrong

On Jul 12, 2022, at 11:47 AM, Sooraj Radhakrishnan
<skradhakrishnan AT lbl.gov> wrote:

Hi Rongrong,
Thanks for the clarification and the slides. May be you could add
some text to indicate as possible extension of the measurement, like
can also study b-jets with electron tagging etc. Statistical
subtraction for jets may not be easy as there could be more than one
electron inside a jet, but this could be further explored. I dont
have further comments, I sign off

thanks
Sooraj

On Tue, Jul 12, 2022 at 7:53 PM Rongrong Ma <marr AT rcf.rhic.bnl.gov>
wrote:

Hello Sooraj

Yes, that is what I meant. Please see a study I did before on this
topic on slide 29 of

https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/system/files/20200313_JetCorrPWG_0.pdf.
We can achieve a purity of 65-70% for electron pt of 4 GeV/c and
above using the cut of -2.0 < log10(DAC) < 1.0. Furthermore, one can
probably preform template fitting in each jet pT bins to extract the
b-jet yield with ~ 100% purity statistically, similar to what was
done for D0-tagged jet analysis. I think it is a feasible
measurement, which is why I want to mention it here even if no
details are given. I can mention about purity if people ask.

Best
Rongrong

On Jul 12, 2022, at 7:58 AM, Sooraj Radhakrishnan via Star-hp-l
<star-hp-l AT lists.bnl.gov> wrote:

Hi Rongrong,
Thanks for the updated version and the answers. I am fine with
the other replies and the update

On S17, its not still clear to me what you intend to say here. Do
you want to say we could as a new analysis study b-jets using
electron tagging with HFT in the 2014+2016 data? You dont
discuss/show purity or efficiency here. For single electron
analysis, we were using template fits to get the relative bottom and
charm fractions. Tagging could be done for b-->e, but the purity
would depend on the DCA cut and electron pT.

thanks
Sooraj

On Sun, Jul 10, 2022 at 10:18 PM Nihar Sahoo via Star-hp-l
<star-hp-l AT lists.bnl.gov> wrote:
Hello Rongrong,

That is fine.
I sign off.

Thank you
Nihar

On 2022-07-09 23:49, Rongrong Ma wrote:
Hello Nihar

Indeed NLO effect is not present in PYTHIA. However, the fact that
PYTHIA can describe data well implies that such NLO effects are
mimicked in PYTHIA in someway, maybe through parton shower.
Therefore,
I do not think it is fair to use NLO effects in vacuum as an
explanation of the difference between HI and PYTHIA. Thanks.

Best
Rongrong

On Jul 4, 2022, at 10:55 AM, Nihar Sahoo via Star-hp-l
<star-hp-l AT lists.bnl.gov> wrote:

Hello Rongrong,

Thank you.

Slide #9: I added "Scattering off medium constituents?". I am
not
sure
about "Large vacuum radiation" since it should be included in
the
PYTHIA baseline.

That’s fine.
But “vacuum radiation “ I mean here is that Contribution from
NLO
effect which is not present in PYTHIA.
Although vacuum (sudakov) radiation is relatively less at RHIC
than
LHC.

Regards
Nihar

Sent from iPhone



On 2022-07-04 18:05, Rongrong Ma wrote:
Hello Nihar
Thanks for your further comments. I have updated my slides at
the
same
link:

https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/system/files/RMa_2022_RBRC_v2.pdf.
Slide #8: done
Slide #9: I added "Scattering off medium constituents?". I am
not
sure
about "Large vacuum radiation" since it should be included in
the
PYTHIA baseline.
Thanks.
Best
Rongrong
On Jul 3, 2022, at 10:52 PM, Nihar Sahoo via Star-hp-l
<star-hp-l AT lists.bnl.gov> wrote:
Hello Rongrong,
Thank you for addressing my comment and answering my questions.
I have remaining comment/suggestion, with this I sign off.
Slide#8: dN/pT (R=0.2) /dN/pT (R=0.5) -> dN/dpT (R=0.2) /
dN/dpT
(R=0.5)
"Effects of wake?" -> Do we need to point to this physics only
here?
There are other physics also.
I agree with you, however, I think if you could mention along
with
this (Effect of wake) other three effects like "Rutherford
Scattering
off quasi-particle of QGP", "Multiple scattering and medium
induced
gluon radiation in QGP", and "Large vacuum radiation"; (In my
view,
one-two of these three effects are more feasible explanation of
this
observation ;) )
That could give a clear picture of possible effects of this
observation.
SLide#10
_ Please mention "Delta R" somewhere
_Do we need to mention here the matching criteria?
Do you mean the Delta R between HardCore and Matched jets? I
will
mention orally that they are matched geometrically
That is fine.
I am not sure about this. This is what is stated in the paper
"We
observe a clear dijet imbalance indicating jet quenching
effects
in Au
+ Au collisions for all HardCore jets including the wide angle
jets."
Essentially, we are saying that the shapes are different
between
p+p
and Au+Au for HardCore jets.
That is OK.
We have done a calculation of the total charm production cross
section in Au+Au, which was found to be compatible to p+p. See
slide 5
of


https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/files/QM2022_poster_slides_Vanek_v09.pdf.
So there aren't more charm quarks produced in HI collision,
but
rather
more charm quarks form Lc and Ds, at least in the kinematic
region
we
are measuring, and consequently less for D0 and D+/-.
Thank you for this explanation.
Regards
Nihar
On 2022-07-02 20:14, Rongrong Ma wrote:
Hello Nihar
Thanks for your nice comments. A new version has been uploaded
to
Drupal.
Please see my replies inline:
On Jul 2, 2022, at 1:17 AM, Nihar Sahoo via Star-hp-l
<star-hp-l AT lists.bnl.gov> wrote:
Hello Rongrong,
Thanks for sharing your nice HP talk.
Please find my comment and question below.
Slide#6: "high-pT leading particle " -> "high-pT constituent
particle"
I changed to "high-pT leading constituent". I think it is
important
to point out that the requirement is only for the leading
particle,
otherwise, people might think we make such requirement for all
the
constituents.
"single hadrons" -> "inclusive charged hadrons"
Done
Slide#7 "spectrum shape" I understand the reason to mention
this
that jet pT spectra shapes are different for pi0 and gamma.
But not sure if it is ok to include this with color
factor and mean path length dependence.
"Spectrum shape" is after hadronization.
You may consider to include another bullet about "Jet
pT spectral shapes are different for pi0+jet and gamma+jet"
I added "Different spectrum shapes" as a sub-bullet now. I
agree
that
it is not a motivation as other two points, but rather a
consequence
we need to deal with.
"Similar suppression for γ-jet and π0-jet" -> "Similar
suppression
for γ-jet and π0-jet within uncertainty"
Done
You could also point out that "for R=0.5, IAA(pt) shape is
different than R=0.2"
Done
SLide#8:
"Ratio of cross sections " -> in this context "Ratio of yield
as a
function of jet pT" (these are semi-inclusive measurement)
Changed to "Ratio of yields"
Slide#9:
Title "Inter-jet Broadening" -> "γ-jet and π0-jet
acoplanarity"
or
simply "Jet acoplanarity in heavy-ion collisions"
Changed to "Jet acoplanarity"
For this slides, I suggest to include p+p data and Pythia8
comparisons to convince people that both are consistent at
9-11
GeV
ET.
(For note: In case someone ask to have same kinematic
comparison
for
pp like 11-15 GeV, you could say that we have done that
measurement
recently; but not shown here And for pi0+jet they are also
consistent within uncertainty; we are working for
publication.)
This is a good point. Replaced the left plot with pp figure.
I moved R = 0.2 results to backup
"Effects of wake?" -> Do we need to point to this physics only
here?
There are other physics also.
This is one mechanism which seems to be able to explain both R
=
0.2
and R = 0.5. I think it would be interesting to discuss a bit
about
this. I put a question mark there to indicate it is not the
only
explanation.
SLide#10
_ Please mention "Delta R" somewhere
_Do we need to mention here the matching criteria?
Do you mean the Delta R between HardCore and Matched jets? I
will
mention orally that they are matched geometrically
Slide#11
"< AJ > " -> Do you mean average AJ ?
Yes
Another important info from this measurement was "No
significant
difference between p+p and Au+Au of jet substructure with
hardcore
selection"
Do you want to point this out?
I am not sure about this. This is what is stated in the paper
"We
observe a clear dijet imbalance indicating jet quenching
effects in
Au
+ Au collisions for all HardCore jets including the wide angle
jets."
Essentially, we are saying that the shapes are different
between p+p
and Au+Au for HardCore jets.
Slide#17
"Redistribution of charm quarks in HI collisions?" Not sure
but is
not that "More production charm quarks in HI collisions?"
Trying to understand "Redistribution of charm…"
We have done a calculation of the total charm production cross
section in Au+Au, which was found to be compatible to p+p. See
slide
5
of


https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/files/QM2022_poster_slides_Vanek_v09.pdf.
So there aren't more charm quarks produced in HI collision, but
rather
more charm quarks form Lc and Ds, at least in the kinematic
region
we
are measuring, and consequently less for D0 and D+/-.
Slide#25
"Inter-jet broadening" -> "Jet acoplanarity"
Done
Slide#27:
Just curious: Do you know why we do not have projection of
J/psi
v1
between pT:9-14 GeV/c where we have projection for v2 upto
pT:14
GeV/c?
Is this just we don't show or any reason?
My guess is that the v1 measurement is much more challenging
compared
to v2.
Just a suggestion to include STAR HP kinematic coverage BUR
plot
for
RUn23+25, good to show at the end.
Done.
Best
Rongrong
Regards
Nihar
On 2022-07-02 01:56, Rongrong Ma via Star-hp-l wrote:
Hello All
This is an invited talk on sPHENIX relevant STAR results and
plans
at
the Predictions for sPHENIX RBRC Workshop
(https://www.bnl.gov/sphenix2022/index.php). I focus mainly on
jets
and HF results. Please send me your comments. Thanks.
Best
Rongrong
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Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
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