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Strange Fluctuations at RHIC Sean Gavin Wayne State University. Chiral Restoration? DCC pion fluctuations … but QCD has more than two flavors. I. DCC with 3 flavors – correlations of K s 0 and K strange correlations from n DCC “domains” - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Chiral Restoration? DCC pion fluctuations… but QCD has more than two flavors
I. DCC with 3 flavors – correlations of Ks0 and K
strange correlations from n DCC “domains”
robust observables, thermal background
II. “conventional” kaon isospin fluctuations
wounded nucleons, HIJING, UrQMD
isospin fluctuations probe models
Strange FluctuationsStrange Fluctuations at RHICat RHIC
Sean Gavin Wayne State University
Strange FluctuationsStrange Fluctuations at RHICat RHIC
Sean Gavin Wayne State University
withwith
J. KapustaJ. Kapusta
withwith
M. Abdel AzizM. Abdel Aziz
Strange Isospin Fluctuations: Why?Strange Isospin Fluctuations: Why?
“2 +1” flavor QCD – transition depends on strange quark masstheory: Pisarski & Wilczek; Gavin, Gocksch & Pisarski; …lattice: Brown et al.; Schmidt, Karsch & Laermann …
SPS + + enhancement explained by many small strange DCC? topological baryon production: Kapusta & Wong; Ellis, Heinz & Kowalski model of chiral symmetry breaking: Kapusta & Srivastava
Kapusta's talkKapusta's talk
Polyakov Loop Condensate model of confinement? many small domains RHIC pT fluctuations: Pisarski & Dumitru K/ enhancement: Scavenius, Dumitru & Lenaghan
consequence:consequence: small strange domains small strange domains kaon fluctuations kaon fluctuations
QCD: chiral symmetry broken by condensate below Tc
condensate for two light flavors:neutral v. charged pion fluctuations
= neutral pion fraction
u, d + strange quark:pion and kaon fluctuations
K = neutral kaon fractionRandrup & Schäffner-Bielich
2+1 flavors 2+1 flavors Kaon Fluctuations? Kaon Fluctuations?
,1)(1 Kf
fK
f
,2
1)(1
ff
dduu ~
,,0
KKKK ,,, 00ssdduu sincos~
Kaon Isospin FluctuationsKaon Isospin Fluctuations
measure Ks0 and charged K+
characterize fluctuations of fK = N0/ Ntot by variance:
single kaon DCC
uncorrelated thermal source
00
00
2
1
2NNN
KKK ss
2
0
00
N
N
N
N
c
cc
3
4124 2
0 Kc f DCCDCC
thermalthermaltotc
statc NNN
411
00
2
0
0
2
0
00 N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
c
c
c
cc
S.G. & J.Kapusta
Dynamic Isospin FluctuationsDynamic Isospin Fluctuations
experiment: measure Ks0, K+ with different efficiencies
efficiency = measured/observed multiplicities
STAR: 0 ~ 10-20% for Ks0 << c ~ 70% for K+
dynamic isospin fluctuations
robust: independent of efficiencies C. Taylor et al; Pruneau, Gavin and Voloshin
vanishes for thermal sources, uncorrelated sources
nonzero for DCC
0
2
0
0 11
NNN
N
N
N
cc
cdyn
statcdyn 0
Many Small DomainsMany Small Domains
SPS - + + data many domains, size ~ 2 fm Kapusta & Wong
WA98 – no big pion signals resolved model predictions S.G., Gocksch & Pisarski, … n pion domains Amado & Lu; Chow & Cohen
n kaon domains S.G. & Kapusta
Gaussian for n > few
variance
1;)( 111 timesn
Kn f
nff 12122
nc 340
S.G. & J.Kapusta
fraction of DCC kaons
variance
dynamic fluctuations
only DCC contributes
can be positive or negative
ASK:ASK: what about non-equilibrium effects? what about non-equilibrium effects?
DCC + Thermal SourceDCC + Thermal Source
totdyn Nn
1
34
th
thdccc Nn
2222
0
14
3
41
,totdcc NN totth NN 1
totcstatcdyn N400
AA collision – superposition of NN subcollisions
nonequilibrium fluctuations in rapidity interval:NN level – string fragmentation, resonancesAA changes – rescattering, resonance abundance
pp simulations
wounded nucleon model, M participants
““Conventional” Isospin FluctuationsConventional” Isospin Fluctuations
K ( c0 ) ( 0+ ) ( + )
HIJING 0.22 0.03 -0.40 0.04 -2.68 0.03
UrQMD -2.4 0.2 -3.8 0.2 -5.5 0.3
( + )
HIJING -0.50 0.01
UrQMD -0.88 0.02
STAR* -0.302 0.004*preliminary
MNN
dyn
2
Abdel Aziz & S.G.
-0.04
-0.03
-0.02
-0.01
0
0.01
0.02
0.03
0 100 200 300 400
HIJING Dynamical FluctuationsHIJING Dynamical Fluctuations
HIJING simulations for Au+Au at 200 AGeV -0.5 < y < 0.5
Wounded nucleons
ok agreement withwounded nucleon model
dyn different for
MNN
dyn
2
participants, M
dyn
Abdel Aziz & S.G.Kch Ks0
K+ Ks
0
K Ks0
000 ,, sssch KKKKKK
-0.1
-0.08
-0.06
-0.04
-0.02
0
0.02
0.04
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
HIJING 0c 0+
UrQMD 0c 0+
Conventional Isospin FluctuationsConventional Isospin Fluctuations
HIJING, UrQMD: Au+Au at 200 AGeV, -0.5 < y < 0.5
similarsimilar charge fluctuationscharge fluctuations
different different isospin fluctuationsisospin fluctuations
-0.02
-0.016
-0.012
-0.008
-0.004
0
BBbarUrQMDHIJING
-0.1
-0.08
-0.06
-0.04
-0.02
0
0 100 200 300 400
dyn
dyn
K+K
+
participants
participants
dynUrQMD HIJING wounded nucleons
different signs for KchKs0
same sign for all centralities
Abdel Aziz & Gavin
-0.016
-0.012
-0.008
-0.004
0
0.004
0 100 200 300 400
10% dcc20% dccwnm
dyn(KsK
+)
DCC from CollisionsDCC from Collisions
threshold for DCC onset
take for b0 ~ 6 fm, 10 DCC, –0.5 < y < 0.5
dynamic fluctuationssensitive to DCC
signal: sign change
compare to not sensitive
200 )/(1)( bbb
220 )1( Bdccdyn
participants
-0.006
-0.004
-0.002
0
0.002
0 100 200 300 400
20% dcc
10% dcc
HIJING
-0.008
-0.006
-0.004
-0.002
0
0.002
HIJING ch HIJING +
URQMD ch URQMD +
Pion Isospin Pion Isospin FluctuationsFluctuations
HIJING, URQMD Au+Au 200 AGeV, -0.5 < y < 0.5
Wounded nucleons
DCC:
photon-photon-fluctuations identify fluctuations identify DCCDCC
no need to reconstruct 0
similar sensitivity to kaons
MNN
dyn
2
participants, M
dyn
dyn 1
4.55dcc
totn N
Summary: Observing Kaon FluctuationsSummary: Observing Kaon Fluctuations
KKss00 K K correlations test 2+1 flavor DCC? correlations test 2+1 flavor DCC? S.G. & Kapusta
SPS data many small strange DCC? Kapusta & Wong small domains from Polyakov loop condensate Pisarski &
Dumitru
Robust observables compare unlike particlesRobust observables compare unlike particles charged particles, baryons Pruneau, Voloshin + S.G. kaon fluctuations
Dynamical isospin observableDynamical isospin observable dynamic fluctuations shows DCC effect distinguishes conventional dynamical models – unlike charge fluctuations
Abdel Aziz + S.G. (in progress)
Multiple Collision Models
robust variance, covariance
depends on subcollision fluctuations
dynamic isospin observable
independent of M
Mcc M
rR
MRRR cccc
00000 2
Mc M
cR 0
222 MMMVM
AA collision – superposition of M nucleon subcollisions
Disoriented Chiral Condensate
nonequilibrium: T drops below Tc transient pion fields condensate field isospin fluctuations
neutral vs. charged pions
2
N
x y
z
yxz i ,0
ff
df
NN
Nf
c
2
1cos
4)(
cos
21
2
0
0
2 flavor QCD, massless u and d quarks -- chiral symmetry above Tc
condensate below Tc breaks symmetry
chiral rotations
ud
uduu
du
5
550
5
~
~
~
dduu ~
5ie
0
0.04
0.08
0.12
0 100 200 300 400
HIJING Au+Au wnm (S+S norm)wnm fit
participants, M
R(K sK+ )
HIJING Covariance
10,000 HIJING events Au+Au at 200 AGeV -0.5 < y < 0.5
Wounded nucleons
HIJING scales like wnm
large contribution frommultiplicity fluctuations
2
22
0
00
M
MM
M
r
NN
CR
c
cc
1
0
MRc