Azimuthal distributions of high-pt direct and 0. at STAR

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Azimuthal distributions of high-pt direct and 0 w.r.t reaction plane For the at STAR Ahmed Hamed Collaboration Hot Quarks 2010 La Londe les Maures, 21-26th June, 2010 Ahmed Hamed (Texas A&M University) 1

Elliptic flow at low pt The azimuthal distributions of the produced particles in heavyion collisions are considered to be sensitive to the initial geometric overlap of the colliding nuclei. Eccentricity in spatial coordinate is preserved and mapped into the momentum coordinates if the produced particles are not freely streaming. At low p T the produced particles are not freely streaming and the collectivity is built even before hadronization. Non-flow 2

Elliptic flow at high pt V 2 at high p T is finite positive! Jet quenching : energy loss dependence of path length Phys. Rev. Lett. 93 (2004) 252301 Azimuthal anisotropy at large p T seem to be too large for a pure jet quenching Phys. Rev. C. 66, 027902 (2002) Surface emission is not consistent with the measured value of elliptic flow at high p 3 T Phys. Rev. Lett. 93 (2004) 252301

Why elliptic flow of direct photons? v 2 of electromagnetically interacting particles. v 2 measurements at higher p T. Production mechanisms of photons Jet-medium photons Phys.Rev. Lett. 90,132301 (2003) v 2 < 0 Compton scattering Frag. photons JETP Lett. 80, 1 (2004) v 2 > 0 y V 2 <0 V 2 =0 V 2 >0 x v 2 = 0 Path length dependence of parton energy loss. V 2 < 0 : Particles preferred to traverse through the longer path out-of-plane V 2 = 0 : No preferred direction w.r.t. reaction plane V 2 > 0 : Particles preferred to traverse through the shorter path in-plane 4

LO production of direct and fragmentation Direct photons Fragmentation photons frag Very challenging measurements due to the S/B ratio, 0 is the major source of bg. The Compton-scattering process / 0 em Fragmentation photons frag seems to be accompanied by additional hadrons. em/ s Example of Bremsstrahlung diagrams The sub-process of frag is of order of O( s2 ) but its yield is comparable to dir LO process O( s em ). The frag contribution is expected to fall off more rapidly in x T than the other lowest order of dir. (G. Sterman et al. Rev. Mod. Phys. 67, 157 (1995)) frag / dir ~30-40% at p T 8 GeV/c at mid-rapidity at RHIC energy. D. De Florian and W, Vogelsang, Phys. Rev. D72, 014014 (2005) 5

Methods of dir measurements Standard Method 1. Measure inclusive photons. 2. Reconstruct other sources of photons hadrons! 3. Subtract photons from decay of etc. PHENIX is well-adapted for this method due to the calorimeter granularity and the distance between the calorimeter to the interaction point 0 reconstruction in central Au+Au up to p T ~ 20 GeV/c Limited at very high p T, effective method for both symmetric and asymmetric hadron decays Transverse Shower Profile Method STAR is well-suited for the transverse shower shape analysis due to the Shower Maximum Detector / 0 discrimination up to p T ~ 26 GeV/c. M. Beddo et al., Nucl. Instrum. Meth. A499, 725 (2003) Effective at very high p T, but limited only for the symmetric hadron decays 6

Analysis technique 1. Electromagnetic neutral cluster ( 0,, 0,,, frag, dir ) 2. Reaction plane measurements 3. v 2 neutral cluster vs. v 2 charged particles 4. Transverse shower profile to obtain sample rich/free of dir 5. Obtain v 2 of dir 7

STAR detector and on-line -rich event selections Beam line BEMC: < 1, 0 < < 2 TPC: < 1, 0 < < 2 y -direction z x y z x L2gamma trigger in AuAu (2007) Bht2-mb: ZDC coincidence, and E T(tower) 5.76 GeV Tagger for express stream: Based on bht2-mb, with additional higher E T (cluster) 7.44 GeV. Cluster_size 2 towers 1 -triggered event each 5k minbias event ~ 500 b -1 of AuAu 2007 @ 200GeV 6k events of minimum bias trigger 8

STAR detector and off-line neutral cluster selections Select neutral clusters triggers (BEMC-BSMD) using charged-particle veto (TPC) TPC P > 3 GeV/c vertex within 55 cm of the center of TPC. At least one cluster with E T 8 GeV, Esmd 0.5 GeV, Esmd 0.5 GeV, and no track with p 3 GeV/c pointing to that cluster. In Au+Au: 28% of the integrated luminosity has E T > 8 GeV of which 96.5% left at least 0.5 GeV on each planes of SMD of which 93% has no track with p > 3 GeV/c pointing to it. 9

Reaction plane measurements and v2 Event plane from TPC Shift method for event plane flattening Sub-event method for reaction plane resolution v 2 of charged and neutral particles 10

Elliptic flow of charged particles at low pt Minimum bias data STAR Preliminary v 2 (EP off- ) reproduces the v2{4} quite well 11

Elliptic flow of charged particles at high pt Minimum bias data Triggered data STAR Preliminary v 2 of charged particles is ~ 15% in 10-40% (AuAu@200GeV) and constant in pt (8-16GeV/c) 12

Elliptic flow of neutral particles at high pt STAR Preliminary v 2 of neutral particles is ~ 10% in 10-40% (AuAu@200GeV) and constant in pt (8-16GeV/c) 13

Elliptic flow of neutral/charged particles at high pt STAR Preliminary v 2 of neutral particles is less than v 2 of charged particles due to direct photons contributions 14

How to separate dir from neutral bg. 10% of all 0 (8-16GeV/c) decay asymmetrically with one gamma has p T > 8 GeV/c within STAR-BEMC acceptance. causes similar level of background as asymmetric 0. TPC 2 0 Either to reconstruct 0 or to use the transverse shower shape analysis to distinguish between 0 and dir 15

STAR BEMC and BSMD Cross section in The two photons originated from 0 hit the same tower at p T >8GeV/c The shower shape is quantified with the cluster energy, measured by the BEMC, Normalized by the position-dependent energy moment, measured by the BSMD strips. 16

Shower Profile of single vs. two close s STAR Preliminary -rich sample STAR Preliminary direct free ( 0 -rich) sample The probability distribution is peaked at smaller value in AuAu than in pp due to the larger relative fraction of dir. The rejection power of direct photons is ~ 90% 17

Elliptic flow of 0 and rich at high pt Full TPC Neutral cluster 0 rich STAR Preliminary v 2 of rich < v 2 of 0 as expected 18

Elliptic flow of 0 and rich at high pt Off- Neutral cluster 0 rich STAR Preliminary v 2 of rich < v 2 of 0 as expected 19

Obtain v2 of direct photons Select EM neutral clusters Use the transverse shower shape to select dir free ( 0 -rich) sample and rich sample from the neutral clusters. 20

Elliptic flow of 0, dir, charged particles at high pt Full TPC Neutral cluster 0 Non-decay STAR Preliminary v 2 of non decay is ~1/3 of v 2 of 0 and charged particles v 2 of non decay is not zero and not negative 21

Elliptic flow of 0, dir, charged particles at high pt Off- Neutral cluster 0 Non decay STAR Preliminary v 2 of non decay is ~1/3 of v 2 of 0 and charged particles v 2 of non decay is not zero and not negative 22

Summary The geometrical effect of the medium can be probed by the elliptic flow measurement Finite and +ve value of v 2 persist up to pt=16 GeV/c for charged and neutral particles STAR has reported the first preliminary results of non decay photons elliptic flow at high pt at RHIC No sign of negative v 2 of non decay photons Statistically significant value of +ve v 2 of non decay photons The v 2 at high pt can not be interpreted as path length dependence of energy loss 23

Backup slides 24

Reaction plane Only shift method is used to flatten the RP up to the 20 th harmonic: Reaction plane is flat cos and sin ~ 0 25

Previous measurements of v2( dir ) at RHIC Phys. Rev. Lett96 (2006) 032302 PHENIX BBC: 3.1 < < 3.9 Measured 0 and inclusive : < 0.35 This measurements implies that v 2 of direct photons is ~ 0 26

Path length dependence of energy loss 0-10% STAR measurement does not show path-length dependence. PHENIX measurement show path-length dependence. 27

Path length dependence of energy loss 0 v 2 (pt) and R AA ( ) show statistically significant dependence on the path length particularly at pt < 6GeV 28