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Title: Mach Cone Studies in (3 1)d Ideal Hydrodynamics


1
Mach Cone Studies in (31)d Ideal Hydrodynamics
  • Barbara Betz,
  • Philip Rau, Dirk Rischke, Horst Stöcker, Giorgio
    Torrieri
  • Institut für Theoretische Physik
  • Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
  • Frankfurt am Main

LHC Workshop CERN, 31. 5. 2007
2
Contents
  • Introduction
  • Measured Two- and Three-Particle Correlations
  • (31)d hydrodynamical approach
  • Jet Evolution
  • Two- and Three-Particle Correlations
  • Different Energy and Momentum Deposition
  • 15 GeV jet
  • 30 GeV jet
  • 1500 particles total multiplicity
  • Conclusion

3
Two-Particle Correlation
  • Sideward peaks
  • 4 lt pTtrig lt 6 GeV/c
  • 0.15 lt pTassoc lt 4 GeV/c

F. Wang STAR Collaboration, Nucl. Phys. A 774,
129 (2006)
  • Peaks reflect interaction of jet with medium

4
Three-Particle Correlation
AuAu central 0-12
Df1
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Df2
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J. Ulery STAR Collaboration, arXiv0704.0224v1
5
Hydrodynamical Approach
6
(31)d Ideal Hydrodynamik
  • Assume Near-side jet not influenced by medium
  • Bjorken cylinder
  • initial radius r 3.5 fm
  • t0 1 fm/c
  • Bag Model EoS with a 1st order phase transition

7
Energy Deposition
  • We compare
  • 15 GeV jet
  • 30 GeV jet
  • 1500 particles total multiplicity
  • Jet deposits its energy and momentum
  • within t 1 fm/c
  • in equal time intervals

8
Energy and Momentum Depositionwithin t 1
fm/cof a 15 GeV jet
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9
Jet Evolution
t 6.4 fm/c
Creation of a bow shock
10
Momentum Distribution
t 6.4 fm/c
11
Freeze-out
  • Stopped hydrodynamical evolution after t6.4
    fm/c
  • Isochronous freeze-out
  • Cooper-Frye formula
  • Considered a gas of p and r
  • Using the Share program
  • for a 503 grid
  • and 40 events

12
Particle Correlations
  • Clear Jet Signal
  • No Mach Cone

13
Energy and Momentum Deposition in equal time
intervals of a 15 GeV jet
A. Filippone, www.aerodyn.org/Acoustics/Sound/soun
d.html
14
Jet Evolution
t 6.4 fm/c
Mach Cone like signal
15
Momentum Distribution
t 6.4 fm/c
16
Particle Correlations
  • Mach Cone like signal

17
Single and MultipleEnergy and Momentum
Deposition of a 30 GeV jet
18
Jet Evolution
multiple
single
energy and momentum deposition
t 6.4 fm/c
bow shock
19
Momentum Distribution
single
multiple
energy and momentum deposition
t 6.4 fm/c
20
Two-Particle Correlation
multiple
single
energy and momentum deposition
  • Jet Signal

21
Three-Particle Correlation
multiple
single
energy and momentum deposition
22
Conclusion
  • Two- and Three-Particle Correlation
  • Sideward peaks appear and reflect
  • interaction of jet with medium
  • Hydrodynamical approach and Freeze-out
  • Bag Model EoS
  • Bjorken-like expansion
  • Jet visible independent of nature of energy
    deposition
  • Evolution of a Mach Cone depends on
  • Energy and Momentum deposition
  • Jet Energy

23
Backup
24
Jet Quenching
  • Suppression of the
  • away-side jets
  • in AuAu collisions
  • 4 lt pTtrig lt 6 GeV/c
  • pTassoc gt 2 GeV/c
  • Compared to pp collisions

J. Adams STAR Collaboration, Phys. Rev. Lett.
91 072304 (2003)
Jet Quenching
25
Freeze-out Results
single
deposition
Ejet 15 GeV
  • Jet Signal
  • Particles with px enhanced

26
High Energy
multiple
deposition
Ejet 30 GeV
  • Jet Signal

27
Origin of Sideward Peaks
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