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Title: The Double Ridge Phenomenon in p-Pb Collisions Measured with ALICE


1
The Double Ridge Phenomenon in p-Pb Collisions
Measured with ALICE
  • Jan Fiete Grosse-Oetringhaus, CERN
  • for the ALICE Collaboration
  • Moriond QCD 2013

2
Motivation
0-20 60-88 pp
  • Proton-nucleus collisions are studied to access
    cold nuclear matter effects and assess a baseline
    for heavy-ion studies
  • At RHIC d-Au collisions, a modification of the
    away side is seen in mid-forward correlations for
    central collisions (PRL 107 (2011) 172301)
  • CMS has observed a near side ridge in
    high-multiplicity pp and p-Pb collisions (PLB718
    (2013) 795)

PHENIX, PRL 107 (2011) 172301
CMS, PLB718 (2013) 795
3
A Large Ion Collider Experiment
Dipole
Not shown ZDC (at 114m)
4
Two-Particle Correlations
  • Correlation between a trigger and an associated
    particle in certain pT intervals (pT,assoc lt
    pT,trig)
  • Signal S contains correlation within same event
  • Background B contains "correlation" between
    different events
  • 1.7M p-Pb events from 4 hour test run in
    Sep/2012
  • ?sNN 5.02 TeV 4 TeV p beam / 1.58 TeV per
    nucleon Pb beam
  • Rapidity shift of 0.465 in p direction
  • Quantities given here in the lab system

trigger particle associated particle
Mixed event
Dh
Dj (rad)
5
Event Classes
  • Centrality in "heavy-ion terms" of impact
    parameter is not used ? separate, non-trivial,
    topic in p-A collisions
  • We define four multiplicity event classes in
    multiplicity ranges with a forward scintillator
    detector (VZERO)
  • 2.8 lt h lt 5.1 and -3.7 lt h lt -1.7
  • Denoted by 0-20 (highest multiplicity), 20-40,
    40-60, 60-100 (lowest multiplicity)

6
The Ridge
2 lt pT,trig lt 4 GeV/c1 lt pT,assoc lt 2 GeV/c20
highest multiplicity
(zoomed)
Near-side jet(Dj 0, Dh 0)
1/Ntrig d2Nassoc/dDhdDj
Away-side jet(Dj p, elongated in Dh)
Near-side ridge(Dj 0, elongated in Dh)
Dh
Dj (rad)
  • The near-side long-range ridge observed by CMS in
    pp and p-Pb can also be seen with ALICE JHEP
    09 (2010) 091, PLB718 (2013) 795

7
Projection to Dj
0-2020-4040-6060-100pp
  • Shifted to same baseline by subtracting the
    value at Dj 1.3
  • Low multiplicity class agrees with results from
    pp collisions
  • Increase of the yield on the near-side and
    away-side towards higher event multiplicity
    classes

8
Subtraction Procedure
  • Can we separate the jet and ridge components?
  • No ridge seen in 60-100 and similar to pp? what
    remains if we subtract 60-100?
  • A double ridge!

0-20
60-100


Dh
Dh
Dj (rad)
Dj (rad)
Dj (rad)
Dh
9
The Double RidgeProjections to Dh
  • Ridges are flat in Dh lt 2
  • Slight excess on the near side around Dh 0
  • Could be residual jet change of jet contribution
    as a function of multiplicity (fragmentation
    bias)?
  • Exclude Dh lt 0.8 on near side
  • Away side? Bias evaluated and added to the
    systematic uncertainty by
  • Subtracting near side excess also from away side
  • Scaling 60-100 such that no near side excess
    remains

Dh
Dj (rad)
Dj lt p/3 Dj - p lt p/3 Remaining Dj
1/Ntrig d2Nassoc/dDhdDj
Dh
10
The Double RidgeProjections to Dj
  • Modulation mostly of cos 2Dj type
  • Small but significant cos 3Dj term needed
  • Fit allows to extract vn coefficient
  • Baseline from 0-20 event class to be used!
  • Same procedure applied on HIJING simulated
    events ? no significant modulation remains

Dh
Dj (rad)
1/Ntrig d2Nassoc/dDhdDj
Dj (rad)
11
v2 and v3 Coefficients
  • v2 and v3 as a function of pT for different event
    classes (each 60-100 subtracted)
  • v2
  • Strong increase with pT
  • Mild increase with multiplicity
  • v3
  • Increase with pT within large uncertainties

v2 v3
12
Ridge Yields
  • Integrating near side and away side above
    baseline allows to extract ridge yields
  • Increase with trigger pT and multiplicity
  • Despite significant change in absolute values,
    remarkable agreement of near side and away
    side ridge yields
  • Common underlying physical origin for near side
    and away side ridge?

line diagonal (no fit!)
Near sideAway side
13
Symmetric Ridge?
  • What would the assumption of a symmetric ridge
    give us?
  • Determine near-side ridge in 1.2 lt Dh lt 1.8
  • Mirror to away side and subtract

0-2020-4040-6060-100pp
Dj (rad)
Dj (rad)
In addition to symmetric double ridge, no
significant other structures
14
Interpretation
  • Flow?
  • 31 viscous hydro (arXiv1112.0915)
  • Saturation?
  • Color glass condensate (arXiv1302.7018)

Band Calculation Points ALICE data
arXiv1112.0915
Ridge Yields per Dh
arXiv1302.7018
0-20 20-40 40-60
Boxes our values for 0-20
15
Summary
  • An intriguing double ridge structure in
    high-multiplicity p-Pb collisions has been
    observed
  • The ridge on near side and away side has
    identical yield and is mostly symmetric (plus a
    v3 component) regardless of pT and multiplicity
  • Qualitative agreement of the pT and multiplicity
    dependence of the observed ridges with
    hydrodynamic calculations and color-glass
    condensate models

Find more details in PLB719 (2013) 29
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