Recent results on heavy flavour in small and large systems from - ALICE Chun Lu Huang for the ALICE collaboration
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
Recent results on heavy flavour in small and large systems from ALICE Chun Lu Huang for the ALICE collaboration IJCLab, CNRS, Université Paris Saclay, Orsay, France 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 1
QGP and heavy flavour physics ALICE (A Large Ion Collider Experiment ) experiment aims to study the quark-gluon plasma (QGP), a phase of QCD matter at high temperature and/or at large net baryon density Heavy flavour (HF) particle contains at least one charm or bottom quark Open and hidden HF in pp collisions: test pQCD and hadronisation descriptions HF in high multiplicity pp and p-Pb collisions: probe collective effects HF physics characterizes the QGP properties Hidden heavy flavour production in QGP: colour screening and regeneration Visualization by Jonghan Park, 36th WWND 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 2
QGP and heavy flavour physics ALICE (A Large Ion Collider Experiment ) experiment aims to study the quark-gluon plasma (QGP), a phase of QCD matter at high temperature and/or at large net baryon density Heavy flavour (HF) particle contains at least one charm or bottom quark Gluon radiation & elastic scattering Open and hidden HF in pp collisions: test pQCD and hadronisation descriptions HF in high multiplicity pp and p-Pb collisions: probe collective effects Regeneration HF physics characterizes the QGP properties Colour screening Hidden heavy flavour production in QGP: colour screening and regeneration Visualization by Jonghan Park, 36th WWND 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 3
Measurement of HF with ALICE detector Measure HF production via: Forward rapidity: muon • hadronic decay in central barrel detectors spectrometer (ITS, TPC, TOF) and PID ( |η| < 0.9 ) • (semi-) leptonic decay: • electrons in central barrel trackers and ITS, in EM calorimeters ( |η| < 0.7 ) TPC, • muons in muon spectrometer TOF ( -4.0 < η < -2.5 ) D meson hadronic decays Charm baryon hadronic decays EM calorimeters • D0 → K − π+ • Λ+c → p+ K 0s and Λ+c → p+ π+ K − • D+ → K − π+ π+ • Ξc0 → π+ Ξ − and Ξc+ → π+ π+ Ξ − • D+ + − + + s → φπ → K K π • Σc0 → Λ+c π− and Σ ++ → Λ+ π+ Central barrel prompt & non-prompt HF Quarkonium leptonic decays Charm baryon semi-leptonic decays Muon spectrometer inclusive HF • J/ψ, ψ(2S), Υ → µ+ µ− • Ξc0 → νe e+ Ξ− ALICE detector measures HF down to very low pT • J/ψ → e+ e− 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 4
Measurement of HF with ALICE detector Measure HF production via: Forward rapidity: muon • hadronic decay in central barrel detectors spectrometer (ITS, TPC, TOF) and PID ( |η| < 0.9 ) • (semi-) leptonic decay: • electrons in central barrel trackers and ITS, in EM calorimeters ( |η| < 0.7 ) TPC, • muons in muon spectrometer TOF ( -4.0 More< η
D-meson production at mid-rapidity in pp pT-differential cross section of D mesons measurement provides a constraint to pQCD calculations New New New non-prompt D (non-) prompt D+ prompt D (non-) prompt + • Fraction: 5-15% Agreement with FONLL calculations 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 6
Multiplicity dependence of J/ψ production arXiv: 2004.12673 (submitted to JHEP) New publication Pb-going backward p-going forward • J/ψ yield increases with increasing multiplicity • J/ψ yield at backward p-Pb compatible with • Faster growing J/ψ yield at backward cms in p-Pb that in Pb-Pb and pp at different NN 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 7
Inclusive charmonium production in p-Pb New publication arXiv: 2003.06053 (submitted to JHEP) RpPb allows one to study the yield modification in pA (AA) wrt pp d2 pPb /d T d cms pPb = backward pPb d2 pp /d T d cms ψ(2S) forward • Theoretical calculations, based on initial state effects (shadowing…) or on coherent energy loss, reproduce J/ψ RpPb but fail at describing ψ(2S) RpPb • The theoretical models including the final state effects (comoving particles/partons) describe J/ψ and ψ(2S) RpPb At backward cms , ψ(2S) RpPb < J/ψ RpPb showing a stronger suppression 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 8
J/ψ production at mid- and forward-rapidity in Pb-Pb 0-10% From mid-rapidity to forward-rapidity, RAA is 0-20% more suppressed for pT < 5 GeV/c Extend pT reach to 20 GeV/c Help understand the interplay between the colour screening and energy loss • Charm quark density at mid-rapidity is expected to be larger than that at forward-rapidity. Therefore, larger probability at mid-rapidity to have more regenerated J/ψ 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 9
J/ψ production at forward-rapidity in Pb-Pb New New 20-40% 40-90% Flat over full pT Enhanced at low pT More suppressed at high pT • Statistical hadronization model: • In transport model: • regenerated J/ψ low pT • regenerated J/ψ low pT • initially produced J/ψ survived in nucleus corona • primordial J/ψ survived in QGP high pT high pT 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 10
J/ψ polarization at forward-rapidity in Pb-Pb arXiv: 2005.11128 (submitted to PRL) New publication First measurement of J/ψ polarization in AA • Additional study of J/ψ production mechanisms with polarization measurement • The angular distribution of the two leptons decayed from a quarkonium is expressed: cos , 1 ∝ 1 + λ cos 2 + λ sin2 cos 2 + λ sin(2 ) 3 + λ ( , , ) = (0,0,0) J/ψ not polarized ( , , ) = (-1,0,0) J/ψ longitudinally polarized ( , , ) = (+1,0,0) J/ψ transversally polarized A hint for non zero polarization in Pb-Pb with a maximum significance of ~2 sigma 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 11
HF production in Pb-Pb collisions In hot medium , heavy New publication quarks are expected to lose energy via: • elastic scattering • radiative process electrons from semileptonic HF hadron decays TAMU calculation also Non- includes shadowing effect prompt D0 compatible with the data for pT < 3 GeV/c Prompt D0 Phys. Lett. B 804 (2020) 135377 Electron RAA for pT > 5 GeV/c is described by theoretical Non-prompt D0 RAA less suppressed for 5 calculations that include the radiative and collisional energy loss < pT < 9 GeV/c 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 12
Charm elliptic and triangular flow in Pb-Pb arXiv: 2005.11131 (submitted to PLB) New publication Azimuthal distribution of particles: ∞ D-meson v2 increases d ∝ 1 + 2 � cos[ ( − Ψ )] from most central to d semi-central collisions =1 v2 • 2nd-order coefficient v2 elliptic flow • 3rd-order coefficient v3 triangular flow Prompt D π± p Inclusive J/ψ • For 3 < pT < 6-8 GeV/c: D-meson v3 is • π± vn ≈ D meson vn < p vn compatible in the two consistent with the number of centrality classes constituent quarks v3 • J/ψ vn < D meson vn fraction of J/ψ from bottom, whose flow is less than charm 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 13
Beauty elliptic flow in Pb-Pb PRL 123 (2019) 192301 arXiv: 2005.11130 (submitted to PRL) Beauty flow Υ(1S) New publication 5-60% 30-50% • Compatible with zero in the full pT range • First time observation non-zero flow at low pT • Described by models including: • No strong pT dependence • path-length dependent dissociation of bottomonia in QGP • b quarks may not be fully thermalized in this pT • regeneration of bb� range 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 14
Conclusions • Open and hidden HF are useful tools to probe the QGP in heavy-ion collisions • pp collisions: • D-meson production is described by FONLL pQCD calculations • p-Pb collisions: • Similar trend observed for J/ψ as function of multiplicity in pp, backward p-Pb and Pb-Pb • ψ(2S) RpPb at backward cms described by models including final state effects • Pb-Pb collisions: • J/ψ is enhanced at mid-rapidity wrt forward-rapidity • HF electron RAA is described by models including radiation and collisional energy loss • HF flow is observed and helps to understand the collective behaviour Zoom meeting room: https://cern.zoom.us/j/3460282632?pwd=ejBicStsbVMxTzVqdDZXYU5NNktrQT09 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 15
Backup 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 16
QGP and heavy-ion collisions T = 157 MeV from PLB 795 (2019) 15 ALICE experiment aims to study the quark-gluon plasma (QGP), a phase of QCD matter at high temperature and/or at large net baryon density Heavy-ion collisions at high collision energy create the QGP state in the laboratory. ALICE (A Large Ion Collider Experiment) at the LHC studies the region at high temperature but at low net baryon density. 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 17
Inclusive charmonium production in p-Pb New publication arXiv: 2003.06053 (submitted to JHEP) 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 18
Inclusive J/ψ RAA in Pb-Pb 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 19
Inclusive J/ψ RAA in Pb-Pb 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 20
J/ψ polarization at forward-rapidity in Pb-Pb New 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 21
Upsilon production in Pb-Pb collisions Paper preparation Υ(1S) 27/05/2020 -- LHCP2020 online conference 22
You can also read