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  • From: Nihar Sahoo <nihar AT rcf.rhic.bnl.gov>
  • To: Tong Liu <tong.liu AT yale.edu>
  • Cc: STAR HardProbes PWG <star-hp-l AT lists.bnl.gov>
  • Subject: Re: [Star-hp-l] STAR presentation by Tong Liu for Hot Quarks 2022 submitted for review
  • Date: Tue, 04 Oct 2022 19:27:30 +0530

Hi Tong,

If you are around, can you please join today's reserved day HP-pwg meeting?
I have some questions on your results, it would be good if we can discuss this online.

Thank you
Nihar

On 2022-10-04 06:11, Tong Liu wrote:
HI Nihar,

I uploaded a new version of the slides, please take a look. As for the
pt range in previous results, I decided to do some "subtraction"
instead of "addition" by removing the word "isobar" from the text on
figure, so that it looks more like I'm referring to everyone. Please
let me know what you think about it. Also I'll try to push on the
pythia MPI side, but I'm not very sure I'll be able to get anywhere
significant beyond where I am now. Let's assume this is the message we
are going to give, and I'll let you know if I dig up something.

Tong Liu
Ph.D. Student '2023
Physics Dept., Yale University

Tel: 203-435-2130

On Mon, Oct 3, 2022 at 9:07 AM Nihar Sahoo <nihar AT rcf.rhic.bnl.gov>
wrote:

Hi Tong,

Please find my reply inline.
And looking forward to seeing your updated presentation slides.

On 2022-10-02 07:43, Tong Liu wrote:
Hi Nihar,

Thanks for your comments. Please find my responses below-- those
not
mentioned are applied to my slides already. However I'd like to
take
until Sunday night and hopefully make some more changes to them
before
uploading again, since we already have a lot to discuss here.

Title: good catch; I meant “high-pt”. One of the worst places
to
have a typo :p
Slide#3:

_Do you want to say something about right side plots? Any link to
your

analysis…please point out that.
Here it’s just an introduction to high pt hadron as a proxy to
jet
quenching effect. The plot I used is the Au+Au high-pt hadron Raa,
which is going to be used later as well; in the text I was really
trying to be general and not talk about any specific measurement,
but
I might talk about it orally. If you think it’s too much though
I
can take it off; but I’d say let’s wait till a first
rehearsal.

OK. that's fine.

Also it might be a good idea to put this slide right after the
title
slide?
Slide#4:

STAR TPC eta acceptance is |eta| < 1.4 (without iTPC)

What acceptance you are quoting here?
I'm pretty sure it's |eta|<1… Please see slide 4 in


https://indico.cern.ch/event/689846/contributions/2947105/attachments/1635225/2608617/Yichang-ChiYang.pdf
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Slide#6

_Can you please remind me where do you get this "p+p uncertainty"?

That comes from this paper:STAR Phys. Rev. Lett. 91, 172302 (2003)
Slide#10:

It is important to mention for Au+Au, d+Au, and Cu+Cu, what pT
ranges

were used?

It’s also using 5.1-10 GeV, same as isobar. The statement at the
bottom of the graph was meant for all measurements, but apparently
it
was not clear enough. Any suggestions?

I would add one bullet mentioning this.

Slide#12:

_ you have now two models: I) HG-PYTHIA QM2022 preliminary and II)
new

results that you labeled as "X+X N_hard"

AFAIK, the difference between I) and II) is due to choice of
N_hard
and

N_part . Is not that?

But from your labels it seems for I) you used pT>5 GeV, and for
II)

N_hard is used but all pT range.

Is that true?
_ Why your uncertainty band for I) QM2022 preliminary results has
been

changed? It looks wider band in your preliminary results.
OK let me explain further here… what the HG-PYTHIA model does
is, it
generates a Glauber-level collision, throw a Poisson dice and
determine how many hard collisions each NN collision has (Nhard).
Then
it goes to PYTHIA and ask for a p+p collision with nMPI=Nhard
(yeah
that part I don’t understand yet either); then all the tracks
from
all the PYTHIA collisions are stacked together to be the synthetic
event. Here in the plot, both options categorized events into
centralities with the “refmult” of this synthetic event, but
the
“benchmark values” are calculated in different ways: in the
“Nhard” option, the average Nhard in each centrality class is
compared to <Nhard> of pp collisions, while in the “Y_ch”
option,
the invariant yield of 5 GeV+ tracks is used (<Ncoll> scaling is
applied in both cases, of course). I didn’t use any <N_part> in
this
baseline beyond the x axis.
As for the change to QM prelim, that one was easy: I squeezed
much
larger statistics out of the simulation. In fact this one is still
statistical error only, and I’ll try to get a crude systematics
in
the next week.

Ok, I got it some extent now.

Thank you
Nihar

Slide#14:

Do you have associated systematic uncertainty for <Ncoll> and
<Npart>

scaled?

The systematic uncertainty assigned to <Ncoll> and <Npart> by the
centrality group is VERY small, and I suspect they are correlated
between species, so they also largely cancel out.

Tong Liu
Ph.D. Student '2023
Physics Dept., Yale University

Tel: 203-435-2130

On Sat, Oct 1, 2022 at 3:03 AM Nihar Sahoo via Star-hp-l
<star-hp-l AT lists.bnl.gov> wrote:

Hello Tong,

Please find my comments below on your nice presentation slides.

Slide#1:
Title: System size dependence of pT hadron yield modification…"
->
"System size dependence of hadron yield suppression…" or
something
like
that
Here, "pT hadron yield modification" sounds awkward.

Slide#3:
_Title: "…QGP probe" -> "…QGP Probe"
_"..lose energy to QGP" -> "… lose energy in QGP"
_"…RAA: comparison to p+p collisions" -> not quite right?
Define
RAA
using Au+Au and nuclear thickness function..
It is important for your previous bullet for Npart and Ncoll
_Do you want to say something about right side plots? Any link to
your
analysis…please point out that.

Slide#4:
STAR TPC eta acceptance is |eta| < 1.4 (without iTPC)
What acceptance you are quoting here?

Slide#6
_Can you please remind me where do you get this "p+p
uncertainty"?

Slide#8-9
I would make that blue box transparent such that the data points
can
be
visible behind.

Slide#10:
It is important to mention for Au+Au, d+Au, and Cu+Cu, what pT
ranges
were used?

Slide#12:

_ you have now two models: I) HG-PYTHIA QM2022 preliminary and
II)
new
results that you labeled as "X+X N_hard"
AFAIK, the difference between I) and II) is due to choice of
N_hard
and
N_part . Is not that?
But from your labels it seems for I) you used pT>5 GeV, and for
II)
N_hard is used but all pT range.
Is that true?

_ Why your uncertainty band for I) QM2022 preliminary results has
been
changed? It looks wider band in your preliminary results.

Slide#14:
Do you have associated systematic uncertainty for <Ncoll> and
<Npart>
scaled?

Cheers
Nihar

On 2022-09-29 09:54, webmaster--- via Star-hp-l wrote:
Dear Star-hp-l AT lists.bnl.gov members,

Tong Liu (tong.liu AT yale.edu) has submitted a material for a
review,
please
have a look:
https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/node/61208

Deadline: 2022-10-11
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