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Title: Study of jet fragmentation in p p collisions at 200 GeV in the STAR experiment'


1
Study of jet fragmentation in pp collisions at
200 GeV in the STAR experiment.
  • Elena Bruna, for the STAR Collaboration
  • Yale University

Hot Quarks, August 18-23 2008
2
Outline
  • Jet reconstruction in STAR
  • Jet-pT distributions for different jet-finding
    algorithms
  • Fragmentation functions for different jet-finding
    algorithms
  • Results for different trigger selections
  • Fragmentation functions for identified particles
  • Summary and Outlook

3
Jets in high-energy collisions
  • High-pT quarks produced in hard scatterings
  • Full jet (spray of collimated hadrons) after
    parton fragmentation ? access to partonic
    kinematics

hadrons
D
c, xc
Jet cross section
a, xa
b, xb
p
p
sab
d, xd
D
hadrons
4
Jet Reconstruction
Cone Algorithms
  • Seed Cone
  • seed (EgtEthreshold)
  • iterative approach
  • Optional tools
  • Midpoint
  • Splitting/merging
  • Seedless Cone (SIS cone)
  • all the particles used as seeds
  • Splitting/Merging applied

tracks or towers
Rcone
Rv(?f2??2)
seed
Cacciari, Soyez, arXiv0704.0292
Recombination Algorithms
  • Seedless, not bound to a circular structure
  • kT starts from merging low pT particles close
    in the phase-space
  • Anti-kT starts from merging high pT particles
    close in the phase-space

Cacciari, Salam, Soyez, arXiv0802.1189
5
Recent results and perspectives
Midpoint cone jet finder
  • Inclusive differential cross section for pp?jet
    X
  • Good agreement with NLO over the pT range
    measured
  • Increased L and acceptance (x2) in 2006
  • More high-pT jets
  • PID of jet fragments
  • Jet Physics in STAR

2003-2004 data
STAR, PRL 97 (2006), 252001
  • Measure jet fragmentation in pp, also as a
    reference for AuAu
  • Study the hadrochemical modifications of jets in
    the medium

6
Energy resolution (1 of 2)
  • Jet Finder (Mid-point Cone Algorithm) applied to
    PYTHIA pp events
  • PYTHIA particles ? PYTHIA Jets (no detector
    effects)
  • Reconstructed tracks and calorimeter towers ?
    RECO Jets (detector effects)
  • Resolution 25

ERECO vs EPYTHIA
7
Energy resolution (2 of 2)
From DATA di-jet events
STAR preliminary
20ltEjetlt30 GeV
  • From di-jet events
  • Jet1 ? E1
  • Jet2 ? E2
  • Df1,2gt2 rad
  • Resolution RMS/v227
  • Data confirm simulation
  • Complete model independent result

DATA sample pp 2006 data MidPoint Cone Jet
Finder seed0.5 GeV pT cut0.1 GeV/c R0.7 No
trigger constraint applied to di-jets
8
STAR Event Selection
  • Dataset 2006 pp
  • Triggers
  • Minbias Beam-Beam-Counter (BBC) coincidence
  • High Tower Trigger (HT) BBC coincidence one
    tower (h x f0.05 x 0.05) above threshold (ETgt5.4
    GeV)
  • Jet Patch (JP) BBC coincidence Jet-Patch (h x
    f1 x 1) above threshold (ETgt8 GeV)
  • Detectors used for Jet Finding TPC and e.m.
    calorimeter (EMC)
  • Corrections
  • Electrons rejected EMC towers matching to
    electrons candidates only the track pT is taken
  • Charged hadrons 1 MIP subtracted from a tower
    when a track (hadron) hits the tower

9
Jet pT spectra
  • Only the highest energy jet taken per event

Counts
FastJet Package Cacciari,Salam,Soyez
http//www.lpthe.jussieu.fr/salam/fastjet/
R0.7 ?jetlt0.3
STAR preliminary
  • Jet Patch DATA
  • First raw measurement, no correction for
  • Jet energy resolution
  • Trigger bias
  • Agreement of FastJet Finders and cone with small
    seed
  • Different onset for the High-seed Cone

10
Fragmentation functions for charged hadrons
  • Definition xln (Ejet/phadr)
  • We use xln (pT,jet/pT,hadr) (we do not make
    assumptions on the particle mass)

30lt pT,jetlt40 GeV
(seed2 GeV)
STAR preliminary
  • Jet Patch DATA
  • All the Jet Finders agree

11
Jet-Patch vs High Tower triggers
10lt pT,jetlt15 GeV
20lt pT,jetlt30 GeV
STAR preliminary
STAR preliminary
kT algorithm R0.7
30lt pT,jetlt40 GeV
pT,jetgt40 GeV
STAR preliminary
STAR preliminary
  • Low Energies Multiplicity of charged particles
    influenced by Neutral Energy Fraction and high z
    fragmenting jets ? stronger trigger BIAS in the
    HT sample
  • High Energies JP and HT do not show difference
    due to a smaller bias of different trigger
    selections ? JP and HT fragmentation functions
    similar for higher jet energy

12
x for different jet energies
20lt pT,jetlt30 GeV
10lt pT,jetlt15 GeV
JP trigger R0.4
JP trigger R0.7
pT,jetgt40 GeV
30lt pT,jetlt40 GeV
  • Different Jet Finders ? Similar performance for
    different cone radii
  • Mean x increases with energy
  • Average of particles/jet slowly increases with
    jet energy

13
Identified particles L, K0s
  • L?pp, K0s ? pp-
  • Kinematical range of V0 0.5ltpTlt8 -10 GeV/c
  • Mid-Point Cone Jet Finder with Eseed0.5 GeV/c
    applied to JP events

pTgt0.5 GeV/c for all particles
10ltErecolt15 GeV
20ltErecolt50 GeV
15ltErecolt20 GeV
M. Heinz, Hard Probes 2008
14
Mean of x distributions
mass
  • QCD models predict particle mass ordering of mean
    x value
  • In pp_at_200 GeV in STAR an inverse ltxgt ordering of
    K0s and L is observed
  • Similar observation with kaons and protons shown
    by the BABAR collaboration

ltxgt
STAR Data
Rlt0.4
BABAR Data
K
p
M. Heinz, Hard Probes 2008
F. Anulli, Trento 2008 arXiv0804.2021v1
15
Summary and outlook
  • Jet-pT spectra measured up to 50 GeV
    (correction for energy resolution to be done)
  • Two trigger selections compared Jet-Patch vs
    High Tower. Agreement of fragmentation functions
    at high jet energies, as expected
  • Four jet finder algorithms tested on pp 2006
    STAR data. No difference in jet pT, R and x
  • No preferred choice of jet finders in pp ? Good
    baseline for jet reconstruction in AuAu
  • Fragmentation functions measured for different
    jet energies, for charged and identified
    particles, L and K0s
  • ltxgt for K0s and L does not follow a particle mass
    ordering expected from QCD
  • Outlook
  • PID at high-pT (relativistic rise)
  • PID fragmentation functions also for AuAu

16
Extra slides
17
More on energy Resolution
  • Jet Finder (Mid-point Cone Algorithm) applied to
    PYTHIA pp events
  • PYTHIA particles ? PYTHIA Jets (no detector
    effects)
  • Reconstructed tracks and calorimeter towers ?
    RECO Jets (detector effects)

EPYTHIA vs ERECO
  • Given ERECO ltEPYTHIAgt smaller than ERECO
  • Folding in the real jet spectrum
  • Detector resolution

18
x and charged multiplicity/jet
STAR preliminary
R0.7, JP
STAR preliminary
19
x and charged multiplicity/jet
R0.7, HT
20
R0.7 vs R0.4
STAR preliminary
STAR preliminary
21
Comparison with PYTHIA
  • Midpoint Cone Algorithm (seed0.5 GeV)
  • R0.7
  • Charged particles x distributions

20ltErecolt30 GeV
30ltErecolt40 GeV
40ltErecolt50 GeV
M. Heinz, Hard Probes 2008
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