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  • From: kshen <kshen AT rcf.rhic.bnl.gov>
  • To: Yi Yang <yiyang0429 AT gmail.com>
  • Cc: star-hp-l AT lists.bnl.gov
  • Subject: Re: [Star-hp-l] Inclusive Jpsi production in Au+Au collisions at 54.4 GeV is Ready for PWG Review
  • Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2023 09:31:56 -0500

Dear Yi,

Thanks for your nice comments and suggestions, please find our replies in the follow link:
https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/system/files/Reply_Yi_v1.pdf

the updated paper draft version can be found in this link: https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/system/files/paper_draft_54p5_Jpsi_v16.pdf

the updated analysis note version can be found in this link:
https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/system/files/analysis_note_for_inclusive_Jpsi_production_in_AuAu_collisions_at_54_4_GeV_v6.pdf

a diff version of paper draft compared to the old one can be found in this link: https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/system/files/paper_draft_54p5_Jpsi_v16_diff_with_v14.pdf

if you have any more comments or suggestions, please kindly let us know, thanks!

Best regards,
Kaifeng for APs



On 2023-11-11 17:37, Yi Yang wrote:
Dear Kaifeng,

Sorry for the delayed responses. I went through your nice analysis
note and paper draft.
In general, they are all well written, however, I have some questions
on the analysis and some comments/suggestions on the paper draft for
your consideration.
Analysis note:
- General: some reference numbers are missing, for example L106,
L256, L308, please check if all references are available. I might have
missed some of them.
- Sec. 2.1: Do you have the nsigma_e plots for different p ranges
compared to the embedding?
- L134 : (pT ? 1 GeV/c) --> (pT > 1 GeV/c)
- L154: Figure 37 --> Figure 6
- Sec. 4.2: You mentioned you use pion to estimate TOF matching
efficiency due to the limited statistics of pure electrons, is there
any uncertainty associated with it? Naively I would think using pion
to estimate muon makes sense since the masses are similar, but
electrons are much lighter than pions, will it affect the matching
efficiency? Any supporting arguments for using this method? If so, it
would be good to add here.
- Sec. 4.4: Left plot of Figure 24, the fit looks very bad. Are you
using this fit function to estimate p dependent of n_sigma_e when you
estimate the n_sigma_e uncertainty?

Paper draft:
- Title: I kind of understand why you didn't mention STAR in the
title, but personally I would add STAR in the title so when people
search or read the title they will get an immediate impression that
this measurement is from STAR. But it is completely up to you and the
GPC.
- L27: I would add more references for the "studied extensively
over the past nearly thirty years" including the discovery, studies in
ee, pp, and pA...
- L30: of 17,2 GeV --> of 17.2 GeV at SPS, 200 GeV --> 200 GeV
(RHIC)
- L27 - 42: This paragraph reads a bit strange to me, you first
mentioned the results from low energy and top RHIC energy, then you
mentioned LHC in the end (L42). I would mention results from 17.2
(SPS), 39, 62.4, 200 (STAR), 5020 (LHC) together and draw the short
conclusion here.
- L39 and other places: I would just use "regeneration" instead of
"(re)generation".
- L64 - 65: remove (17.2 GeV) and (200 GeV).
- L76: In this letter --> In this paper
- L89 - 87: This paragraph seems to appear out of the blue here, I
would move this to where you introduce J/psi (L27)?
- L99: mention momentum is measured by TPC?
- Table 1: It is a bit difficult to read in the third column since
you also have the momentum regions there. I would make it clearer.
- Figure 1: The bottom plot looks strange, you only fit a short
range? And it would be good to see the contributions of signal and
the residual background separately and clearly.
- L120: J/psi candidates. --> J/psi candidates in this analysis.
- L159: A third --> The third
- L163: tighter lower --> tighter and lower
- Figure 3: Caption: the bands around unity also include the
uncertainty from <Ncoll>, right?
- L170 - 172: I would remove it since you mentioned a similar thing
at L167. FIgure 1 would make more sense after you mention all the
components (Like sign, same event, Mixed-event background, ...)
- L177: you mentioned "detector simulation" here, but you introduce
embedding at L200. I would introduce embedding before here.
- L206 - 214 and Figure 2: I would think these belong to the
"results" as in your analysis note. I would move them to Sec. 3.
- L207: Define invariant yield here.
- L216: remove "evaluation based on embedding" since you will
describe it later and you didn't say anything about other sources
here.
- L232: I remember we have other published results also adding this
5% for tracking, right? If so, it would be great to add reference
here. Just let them know you didn't add this randomly.
- L258 - 262: Please add the description of estimating the
systematics from the pp reference using the world-wide experimental
data and <N_coll> (the global uncertainty in Fig. 3 and 5).
- L263: It would be good to emphasize that "pT-integrated" is from
pT > 0.2 GeV.
- L312 - 317: Remove "In order to facilitate... as well as at the
different collision energies", just keep "The second moment ... as
well as at the different collision energies".
- L324: (Fig. 5) --> in Fig. 5.
- Summary: this is a very nice analysis and the results are
important, but the summary reads a bit weak? It would be good to
emphasize the importance of this analysis.
- References: some symbols are messed up, for example [20] j/psi
--> J/psi, [25] sNN --> sqrt(sNN) , [28] j/psi --> J/psi, [48] j/psi
--> J/psi, [53] 200GeV --> 200 GeV, [54] j/psi --> J/psi, 200GeV -->
200 GeV, and [55] snn=5.02 tev --> sqrt(sNN) = 5.02 TeV. Please
carefully check all of them.

Cheers,
Yi

On Thu, Oct 19, 2023 at 10:09 PM kshen <kshen AT rcf.rhic.bnl.gov>
wrote:

Dear Yi,

Thanks for your message, looking forward to your comments after
the
collaboration meeting.

Best regards,
Kaifeng

On 2023-10-19 09:02, Yi Yang wrote:
Hi Kaifeng,

I will provide my comments after the collaboration meeting.

Cheers,
Yi

kshen <kshen AT rcf.rhic.bnl.gov>於 2023年10月19日
週四,下午9:01寫道:

Dear Nihar, Yi and Isaac,

Thank you for your nice comments, and in term of going for the
next
stage, we would like to recommend Jaroslav Bielcik or Petr
Chaloupka
as
GPC chairperson, Ashik Ikbal as GPC member at large, Wei Zhang as
GPC
member for code QA, thanks.

Best regards,
Kaifeng for PAs

On 2023-10-16 00:26, Nihar Sahoo wrote:
Hello Kaifeng,

Thank you for implementing my comments. I sign off.
Please wait for any comments from Yi and Isaac.

In the mean time, we will inform PAC to go for next stage.

Regards
Nihar

On 2023-10-14 01:59, kshen via Star-hp-l wrote:
Dear Nihar and HP conveners,

Please also find a diff version of paper draft compared to
the old
version in this link, thanks:




https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/system/files/paper_draft_54p5_Jpsi_v15_diff_with_v14.pdf

Best regards,
Kaifeng


On 2023-10-13 12:15, kshen via Star-hp-l wrote:
Dear Nihar and HP conveners,

Thanks for your nice comments and suggestions, please find
our
replies in this link:
https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/system/files/Nihar_v1.pdf

and the updated paper draft can be found in this link:




https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/system/files/paper_draft_54p5_Jpsi_v15.pdf

the updated analysis note can be found in this link:




https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/system/files/analysis_note_for_inclusive_Jpsi_production_in_AuAu_collisions_at_54_4_GeV_v4.pdf

if you and other conveners have any more comments or
suggestions,
please kindly let us know, thanks!

Best regards,
Kaifeng



On 2023-09-25 02:49, Nihar Sahoo wrote:
Hello Kaifeng,

Please fine my comments on nicely written paper draft:


I. Introduction:

L4: "…(QGP), can be produced in ultrarelativistic heavy-ion
…" ->
instead of "can be produced" , better to be more affirmed
like
"…(QGP), is produced in ultrarelativistic heavy-ion …"
[Break this
sentence make it two for better reading]
L10: "heavy quarks " -> better to mention what is heavy
quarks
in
terms of temp. of the medium or QCD scale?
L13: "…deconfined hot medium." -> "…deconfined hot-dense
QCD medium.
"
[Many places "hot medium" is used through out the paper.,
would not
be good to use simply "QGP"? ]
"(re)generation" -> Why not directly use regeneration? [I
understand
that both can be possible] Or mention at least once.
Otherwise
it
reads awkward with a repetition.
L13: "…include dissociation due to …" -> "…include
dissociation of
quarkonia due to …"

2. Experiment and analysis:
L116-118: It would be good for reader to provide <Ncoll> and
<Npart>
values for centralities used in this analysis for 54.4 GeV [a
short
table probably]. Or If these numbers have been published in
other
analysis, please cite that STAR paper.
L131-132: "…with a mean of 0 and with of 1." -> Please
correct this.
L172: "where a clear J/ψ peak is seen." -> "where a clear
J/ψ
peak
is
seen at M_ee = X GeV/c2." Better to mention where is that
peak.

Fig.1: Cosmetic comment:
Bin width of Sys uncertainty can be plotted as the same with
bin
width of stat uncertainty.

L241-246: Too long sentence. Please split them for better
reading.

General: No discussion on Global and <TAA> uncertainty in
this

section.

3. Results and discussion:
L256: You have already discussed about <Ncoll> in L116. No
need
to
repeat here.
L259-262: Probably we need to quote the inclusive J/psi
correction
that we get from data-driven method for 54.4 GeV.
L270: in our new measurement. -> in this measurement. Or in
the
current measurement.

L292-294: "While comparison of two model calculations at 17.3
GeV,
the
transport model cal- culation from the Tsinghua group seems
to
underestimate the experimental measurements at 17.3 GeV." ->
Would
it
be good to mention also about TAMU why it better predicts? Or
physics
in TAMU model?

L300: "..a flatter pT dependence of inclusive J/ψ RAA is
seen
at
√sNN
= 200 GeV compared to lower energies, …" -> I would argue
for
54.4
GeV
the pT dependence is either similar with 200 GeV or some
pT-dependence
at low pT. In fact, 54 GeV is quite different trend compared
with
other lower energy. Something out of order. What do you
think?

General on Fig.5:
We need to discuss why do we see rising trend, at 39 and 62.4
GeV,
as
a function pT, but not in the case of 54 GeV? Reader and
referee may
wonder.

_____On Analysis Note:

1. Please check if the Fig. Refs are corrected used. For
example:
L150: "…regions can be found in the Figure 37", this is a
discussion
on E/p ratio, suppose to be Fig.6. Please check also possible
similar
cases at other place.


Thank you
Nihar




On 2023-09-21 03:29, kshen via Star-hp-l wrote:
Dear HP conveners,

This is a friendly reminder that the paper draft and
analysis
note
were sent out approximately one month ago, if you have any
comments
or
suggestions, please feel free to let us know.

Best regards,
Kaifeng for PAs




On 2023-08-10 10:54, Kaifeng Shen via Star-hp-l wrote:
Dear HPs,

The paper draft and analysis note for “Measurement of
inclusive
Jpsi production in Au+Au collisions at 54.4 at RHIC” are
ready for
pwg review. The associated documents can be found as
follows:

Webpage:




https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/blog/kshen/jpsi-production-auau-collisions-544-gev

Paper draft:




https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/system/files/paper_draft_54p5_Jpsi_v14.pdf

Analysis note:





https://drupal.star.bnl.gov/STAR/system/files/analysis_note_for_inclusive_Jpsi_production_in_AuAu_collisions_at_54_4_GeV_v2.pdf

We would appreciate it if you could review the documents
and
provide
us with your valuable comments and suggestions!

Best regards,
Kaifeng for PAs
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