Characterizing the away-side jet, devoid of flow background, via two- and three-particle correlations in Au+Au collisions at 200 GeV in STAR Kun Jiang,

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Characterizing the away-side jet, devoid of flow background, via two- and three-particle correlations in Au+Au collisions at 200 GeV in STAR Kun Jiang, for the STAR Collaboration University of Science and Technology of China & Purdue University Abstract Jets are modified in relativistic heavy-ion collisions due to jet-medium interactions. Measurements of jet medium modifications have so far been obscure because of the large underlying anisotropic flow background. In this analysis we devise a novel method to subtract the flow background using data themselves. The away-side jet correlation width is studied as a function of centrality and associated particle p T. The width is found to increase with centrality at modest to high associated particle p T. The increase can arise from jet-medium modifications, event averaging of away-side jets deflected by medium flow, and/or simply nuclear k T broadening. To further discriminate various physics mechanisms, a three-particle correlation analysis is conducted with robust flow background subtraction also using data themselves. Based on this analysis we discuss possible physics mechanisms of away-side broadening of jet-like correlations. The STAR Collaboration: 1. Experiment Setup The Solenoidal Tracker at RHIC (STAR) covers 2  in azimuth and two units of pseudorapidity |  |<1 Time Projection Chamber (TPC) – tracking Event selection |V z |<30cm: RHIC run 2010 (MB 240M, central trigger 150M) |V z |<30cm: RHIC run 2011 (MB 320M) |V z |<6 cm: RHIC run 2014 (MB 520M) |V z -vpdV z |<3cm (VPD: vertex position detectors) |V r |<2cm Track selection Pseudo-rapidity |  | 20 distance of closest approach Methodology (Robust, automatic flow subtraction) Two-particle azimuthal correlations a)Trigger particle (3<p T trig <10 GeV/c) over all  range (|  |<1) b)P x is corrected by run-by-run  -dependent efficiency*acceptance c)  -dependent correction: treat symmetrized dN/d  distribution from |z vtex |<2cm as the baseline. The ratio of the dN/d  distribution from each z vtex bin to this baseline is the  - and z vtex -dependent correction d)Di-hadron  correlations are analyzed for associated particles (0.15<p T assoc <3 GeV/c) in two  ranges symmetric about midrapidity, one close to and the other far away from the P x  window e)Correlations are corrected for  and p T - dependent efficiency*acceptance and then by mixed events f)Flow backgrounds are the same in close-region and far-region, and thus cancelled in their difference. What’s left in the difference is away-side short-range correlations. Three-particle azimuthal correlations a)same  -region pairs = TAf+TAa+TfA+Tff+Tfa+TaA+Taf+TAA+Taa b)cross  -region pairs = TAf+TAa+TfA+Tff+Tfa+TaA+Taf c)same  -region pairs - cross  -region pairs = TAA + Taa d)Background jets Taa: Background jets in triggered events = jets in min-bias events (no requirement of a trigger, normalized per event) 3. Data Analysis Two-particle correlations Three-particle correlations 6. Summary Novel methods were devised to measure away-side jet correlations with clean, robust flow subtraction Away-side correlation broadens with centrality except low p T (where the correlation is broad in all centralities). Near-side diagonal projection broader than off-diagonal projection → Jet axis swing effect? Away-side diagonal projection is significantly broader than off-diag. → significant k T and/or flow deflection. Need d+Au data to better quantify relative strengths. Off-diagonal width similar between near- and away-side, and no centrality dependence is found. → Little jet- shape modification on the away side? FIG. 1. Picture of the STAR detector Fig. 2: Cartoon: methodology for two-particle correlations. Fig. 3: Distributions of recoil momentum (P x ) from a high-p T trigger particle with 3<p T trig <10 GeV/c. Fig. 4: Cartoon: methodology for three-particle correlations Suppose an event is composed of: (besides the trigger particle T) A: Jets correlated with the trigger (di-jet) f: flow background a: jets uncorrelated with the trigger 4. Systematic Error Evaluation Two-particle azimuthal correlations P x cut > {2%, 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 30%, 50%} DCA < {1, 2, 3} NFitPoint > {15, 20, 25} Three-particle azimuthal correlations DCA < {1, 2, 3} NFitPoint > {15, 20, 25} Select 10% of events on the left tail of the distribution to enhance away-side jet population inside acceptance of 0.5<  <1 (or -1<  <-0.5)    -region 0   -region 1 Fig. 5: (left) Di-hadron  correlations in close-region and far-region in min- bias Au+Au collisions at √s NN = 200 GeV. (right) The difference between close- and far-regions  correlations. Fig. 6: 60-80% Au+Au. (a) Same  -region correlations minus cross  -region correlations. (b) Background jet correlations. (c) Background-subtracted three- particle correlations. The red lines indicate the diagonal and off-diagonal and the black lines indicate the projection ranges. 5. Results Two-particle azimuthal correlations Three-particle azimuthal correlations FIG. 7. Away-side jet correlation width as a function of centrality for 3<p T trig <10 GeV/c and various p T assoc bins in Au+Au collisions at √s NN = 200 GeV. FIG. 8. Projections of near-side and away-side three-particle correlations along the diagonal  within  and off-diagonal  within . FIG. 9. Width of the diagonal and off-diagonal projections of the three-particle correlations. Away-side correlation broadens with centrality except very low pT Near  diag > off-diag. → jet axis swing effect? (the trigger and the two associated particles are likely on different sides of the jet axis) Away  diag >> off-diag. → significant k T and/or flow deflection. Off-diagonal  near = away and no centrality dependence → little jet modification? PRD 74 (2006) PRC 73 (2006) PLB 743 (2015) PLB 747 (2015)  = (  1 +  2 )/2-  (away-side) or  = (  1 +  2 )/2 (near-side)  = (  1 -  2 )/2 What’s left in three-particle correlations are the short range correlations on both the near side and away side Different physics mechanisms for away-side broadening give distinctive 3-particle correlation structures 1/N trig d 2 N/(d  1 d  2 ) PHENIX pp PHENIX dAu STAR dAu slope = Off-diagonal projection: intra-jet correlations Diagonal projection: inter-jet correlations slope = 3<p T trig <10 GeV/c 2<p T assoc <3 GeV/c 3<p T trig <10 GeV/c 2<p T assoc <3 GeV/c 3<p T trig <10 GeV/c 2<p T assoc <3 GeV/c 3<p T trig <10 GeV/c 2<p T assoc <3 GeV/c 3<p T trig <10 GeV/c 2<p T assoc <3 GeV/c 3<p T trig <10 GeV/c 2<p T assoc <3 GeV/c 3<p T trig <10 GeV/c 2<p T assoc <3 GeV/c 3<p T trig <10 GeV/c 2<p T assoc <3 GeV/c 3<p T trig <10 GeV/c 2<p T assoc <3 GeV/c