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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling 28 th February 2019 COST Workshop Lund Joo Barata (IGFAE), Liliana Apolinrio , Guilherme Milhano (LIP-Lisbon) A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour


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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

João Barata (IGFAE), Liliana Apolinário, Guilherme Milhano (LIP-Lisbon)

28th February 2019 – COST Workshop Lund

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

In pQCD, quarks and gluons going trough the QGP lose energy Several mechanisms: BDMPS-Z, GLV, AMY, colour decoherence, …

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

In pQCD, quarks and gluons going trough the QGP lose energy Several mechanisms: However, most models predict that quarks and gluons just differ by a scale factor – the parton’s Casimir

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BDMPS-Z, GLV, AMY, colour decoherence, …

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

In pQCD, quarks and gluons going trough the QGP lose energy Several mechanisms: However, most models predict that quarks and gluons just differ by a scale factor – the parton’s Casimir

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BDMPS-Z, GLV, AMY, colour decoherence, …

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

In pQCD, quarks and gluons going trough the QGP lose energy Several mechanisms: However, most models predict that quarks and gluons just differ by a scale factor – the parton’s Casimir Casimir scaling

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BDMPS-Z, GLV, AMY, colour decoherence, …

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

In pQCD, quarks and gluons going trough the QGP lose energy Several mechanisms: However, most models predict that quarks and gluons just differ by a scale factor – the parton’s Casimir Casimir scaling

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BDMPS-Z, GLV, AMY, colour decoherence, …

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Casimir scaling is largely universal to pQCD calculations (both in vacuum and in medium) at parton level

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We do not measure partons We measure jets!

A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Casimir scaling is largely universal to pQCD calculations (both in vacuum and in medium) at parton level

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We do not measure partons We measure jets!

A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Casimir scaling is largely universal to pQCD calculations (both in vacuum and in medium) at parton level Do contribute to

  • bserved charge

Do contribute to

  • bserved charge

Do not contribute to observed charge

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We do not measure partons We measure jets!

A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Do contribute to

  • bserved charge

Do contribute to

  • bserved charge

Do not contribute to observed charge Do not contribute to jet energy Do contribute to jet energy Casimir scaling is largely universal to pQCD calculations (both in vacuum and in medium) at parton level

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Stolenfrom: Gras, et al., 1704.03878

Casimir scaling is largely universal to pQCD calculations (both in vacuum and in medium) at parton level

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Today But what I really mean…

Casimir scaling is largely universal to pQCD calculations (both in vacuum and in medium) at parton level

Stolenfrom: Gras, et al., 1704.03878

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Vacuum: Jet Physics (for today) Even in vacuum the transition from partons to jets is not trivial

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Vacuum: Jet Physics (for today) Even in vacuum the transition from partons to jets is not trivial However, nowadays, many jet observables can be computed

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dProbability ( ) =

i

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Medium: Assuming decoupling between vacuum and medium emissions

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Jet Physics (for today)

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Medium: Assuming decoupling between vacuum and medium emissions Medium screens QCD divergences – everything gets more difficult Naively we expect the breaking of Casimir scaling for medium energy loss mechanisms

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Jet Physics (for today)

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Medium: Assuming decoupling between vacuum and medium emissions Casimir scaling Jet Physics (for today) Medium screens QCD divergences – everything gets more difficult

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Naively we expect the breaking of Casimir scaling for medium energy loss mechanisms

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO

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Jet Physics (for today)

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Vacuum:

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Jet Physics (for today)

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Vacuum:

+ +

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Jet Physics (for today)

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Vacuum:

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Jet Physics (for today)

Recover: Dasgupta, Magnea, Salam, 0712.3014 Recover: Dasgupta, Dreyer, Salam, Soyez 1411.52182

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Vacuum:

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Jet Physics (for today) KLN

Recover: Dasgupta, Magnea, Salam, 0712.3014 Recover: Dasgupta, Dreyer, Salam, Soyez 1411.52182

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Vacuum:

+ +

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Jet Physics (for today) KLN

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Vacuum:

+ +

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Jet Physics (for today) KLN

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Vacuum:

+ +

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Jet Physics (for today) KLN

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Vacuum:

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Jet Physics (for today) To get Casimir scaling, one just computes quark to gluon ratio Keeping track of logarithms of R (i.e. for small R and rigid cone jet algorithm)

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Medium:

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Jet Physics (for today) Since the divergences are screened the calculation is already more difficult. In addition, kernels can be more complicated

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Medium:

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Jet Physics (for today) Since the divergences are screened the calculation is already more difficult. In addition, kernels can be more complicated We just aim for a very rough qualitative numerical estimate. We consider up to overall factors

Wiedemann, hep-ph/0005129

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up to overall factors

A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Medium:

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Jet Physics (for today)

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up to overall factors

A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Medium:

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Jet Physics (for today) The first term is logarithmic in R, so it is the leading contribution

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Medium:

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Jet Physics (for today) The first term is logarithmic in R, so it is the leading contribution Ignoring subleading terms

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Medium:

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Jet Physics (for today)

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Medium:

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Jet Physics (for today) Assuming one can regularize the integral in q and setting the upper scale to be of order of kT

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Medium:

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Jet Physics (for today) Assuming one can regularize the integral in q and setting the upper scale to be of order of kT

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

A simple qualitative calculation to estimate Casimir breaking effects Compute the transverse momentum imbalance at LO Medium:

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Jet Physics (for today) Assuming one can regularize the integral in q and setting the upper scale to be of order of kT

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

In conclusion

The jet result should differ from parton case jets have a finite extension

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

An analytical treatment can be complicated due to medium screening (and technical complications not present in the vacuum)

In conclusion

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The jet result should differ from parton case jets have a finite extension

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

However, a Monte Carlo (MC) study is valuable to understand Casimir scaling This is the focus of today

In conclusion

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An analytical treatment can be complicated due to medium screening (and technical complications not present in the vacuum) The jet result should differ from parton case jets have a finite extension

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Our MC study is based (mainly) around JEWEL Analysis details JEWEL to produce Z+qjets or Z+gjets with default parameters (1 million events for each) Vacuum and in-medium events (0-10% centrality), no recoil, no hadronization, no ISR, ECMS=5.02 TeV

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Z is used as a proxy for the initial parton

Zapp, Krauss, Wiedemann, 1212.1599

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Our MC study is based on JEWEL Analysis details pT>50 GeV , |η|<3 , di-muon channel, 70 GeV<Z-mass< 100 GeV Z cuts: Jet cuts:

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pT>20 GeV , |η|<3 , anti-kt R=0.2-0.5 Order Jets by pT and require b.t.b. with Z Require Jet and Z |η|<3-Rmax

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Our MC study is based (mainly) on JEWEL Analysis details A possible issue:

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i i j

Having a Z+i jet does not mean that we are picking the right parton

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Our MC study is based (mainly) on JEWEL Analysis details A possible issue:

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This should be a subleading contribution: JEWEL uses LO matrix elements Having a Z+i jet does not mean that we are picking the right parton

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Our MC study is based (mainly) on JEWEL Analysis details A possible issue:

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This should be a subleading contribution: Pgg Pqg Pqq Pgq JEWEL uses LO matrix elements Having a Z+i jet does not mean that we are picking the right parton

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Our MC study is based (mainly) on JEWEL Analysis details A possible issue:

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This should be a subleading contribution: Pgg Pqg Pqq Pgq JEWEL uses LO matrix elements Having a Z+i jet does not mean that we are picking the right parton

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Our MC study is based (mainly) on JEWEL Analysis details A possible issue:

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This should be a subleading contribution:

Subleading for hard split

Pgg Pqg Pqq Pgq JEWEL uses LO matrix elements Having a Z+i jet does not mean that we are picking the right parton

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Our MC study is based (mainly) on JEWEL Analysis details A possible issue:

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This should be a subleading contribution:

Subleading for hard split

Pgg Pqg Pqq Pgq JEWEL uses LO matrix elements

Additionally we check the chosen jet

Having a Z+i jet does not mean that we are picking the right parton

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Our MC study is based (mainly) on JEWEL Analysis details A possible issue:

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This should be a subleading contribution:

Subleading for hard split

This issue should be more relevant for small R, but we do not see a qualitative difference in the results Pgg Pqg Pqq Pgq JEWEL uses LO matrix elements

Additionally we check the chosen jet

Having a Z+i jet does not mean that we are picking the right parton

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

To study Casimir breaking the vacuum radiation has to be discarded

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

To study Casimir breaking the vacuum radiation has to be discarded We make use of the following variable

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At the parton level this should scale with the Casimir associated to the parton

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

To study Casimir breaking the vacuum radiation has to be discarded We make use of the following variable

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

To study Casimir breaking the vacuum radiation has to be discarded We make use of the following variable

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Gluon jets loose more energy (CA>CF)

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

To study Casimir breaking the vacuum radiation has to be discarded We make use of the following variable

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Wider jets loose more energy

Milhano, Zapp, 1512.08107 Rajagopal, Sadofyev, van der Schee, 1602.04187 Escobedo, Iancu, 1601.03629

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

To study Casimir breaking the vacuum radiation has to be discarded We make use of the following variable

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

To study Casimir breaking the vacuum radiation has to be discarded We make use of the following variable

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Casimir scaling is clearly broken However the breaking is given by a rescaling

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

To study Casimir breaking the vacuum radiation has to be discarded We make use of the following variable

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Casimir scaling is clearly broken However the breaking is given by a rescaling New Casimir scaling constant closer to 1 – gluon and quark jets are more alike than partons

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

To study Casimir breaking the vacuum radiation has to be discarded We make use of the following variable

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New Casimir scaling constant closer to 1 – gluon and quark jets are more alike than partons

Spousta, 1606.00903 Spousta, Cole, 1504.05169

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

To study Casimir breaking the vacuum radiation has to be discarded We make use of the following variable

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New Casimir scaling constant closer to 1 – gluon and quark jets are more alike than partons

Spousta, 1606.00903 Spousta, Cole, 1504.05169

We obtained 1.46±0.05

Mehtar-Tani, Schlichting, 1807.06181

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

To study Casimir breaking the vacuum radiation has to be discarded We make use of the following variable

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New Casimir scaling constant closer to 1 – gluon and quark jets are more alike than partons

Spousta, 1606.00903 Spousta, Cole, 1504.05169

We obtained 1.46±0.05 However this value depends on the parametrization

Mehtar-Tani, Schlichting, 1807.06181

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Now we include ISR in the samples to see the impact We make use of the following variable

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Now we include ISR in the samples to see the impact We make use of the following variable

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ISR No ISR

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Now we include ISR in the samples to see the impact We make use of the following variable

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ISR No ISR

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Now we include Hadronization (but no ISR) in the samples to see the impact We make use of the following variable

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Parton level Hadron level

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Finally, we explore varying the centralities of the events We make use of the following variable

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0-10% 10-20%

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Finally, we explore varying the centralities of the events We make use of the following variable

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0-10% 30-50%

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Finally, we explore varying the centralities of the events

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Finally, we explore varying the centralities of the events

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More radiation recovered, less effect

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Finally, we explore varying the centralities of the events

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Effect is sensitive to centrality, scaling to parton result

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

Conclusions We recover a constant quark to gluon scaling but this is not given directly by the parton’s Casimir Initial flavor seems to be washed way by the medium possible physical picture: proliferation of gluons Still to be done: include Q-Pythia for comparison

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

We make use of the following variable

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A Monte Carlo study of in-medium quark and gluon jet colour scaling

We make use of the following variable Had 30-50%