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STUDY OF COLLECTIVE EFFECTS IN HIGH-ENERGY HADRON-NUCLEUS COLLISIONS MEASURED WITH ALICE MPI@LHC TRIESTE, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015 ENRICO FRAGIACOMO INFN TRIESTE ON BEHALF OF THE ALICE COLLABORATION RELATIVISTIC HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS p Pb Pb


  1. STUDY OF COLLECTIVE EFFECTS IN HIGH-ENERGY HADRON-NUCLEUS COLLISIONS MEASURED WITH ALICE MPI@LHC – TRIESTE, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015 ENRICO FRAGIACOMO INFN TRIESTE ON BEHALF OF THE ALICE COLLABORATION

  2. RELATIVISTIC HEAVY-ION COLLISIONS p Pb Pb Pb p p o Thermal production o Collective flow o Initial state effect o Final state effects o Reference for Pb-Pb MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO 2

  3. WHY STUDY PROTON-NUCLEUS COLLISIONS  Proton-nucleus (pA) collisions intermediate between proton-proton an nucleus-nucleus;  Comparison between systems → separate initial and final state effects due to hot and dense matter;  At LHC, density of final state particles in p-Pb comparable to Au-Au and Cu-Cu at top RHIC energies;  Final state effects in pA? 3 MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO

  4. SELECTED RESULTS FROM p-Pb  Transverse momentum spectra  Blast-wave fits  Mean p T Other results: o Angular correlations ( → talk by M. Floris ) o Strangeness enhancement ( → talk by B. Hess ) 4 MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO

  5. ALICE DETECTOR 5 MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO

  6. PARTICLE TRACKING AND IDENTIFICATION  Good momentum resolution ~1-5%  Excellent particle identification capabilities in a large p T range 0.1-20 GeV/ c 6 MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO

  7. TRANSVERSE M0MENTUM SPECTRA  Hardening with increasing multiplicity 7 MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO

  8. TRANSVERSE M0MENTUM SPECTRA  Hardening with increasing multiplicity  In Pb-Pb explained in terms of collective radial expansion 8 MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO

  9. TRANSVERSE M0MENTUM SPECTRA  Hardening with increasing multiplicity  In Pb-Pb explained in terms of collective radial expansion  Radial flow → Blast-wave parameterization  Combined Blast-wave fit of 0 and pion, kaon, proton, K S L spectra ALICE, Phys. Lett. B 728 (2014) 25 9 MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO

  10. BLAST-WAVE FIT PARAMETERS ALICE, Phys. Lett. B 728 (2014) 25  Blast-wave fit parameters as function of multiplicity: similar evolution in p-Pb and Pb-Pb T kin → kinetic freeze-out temperature < b T > → average radial flow velocity 10 MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO

  11. BLAST-WAVE FIT PARAMETERS ALICE, Phys. Lett. B 728 (2014) 25  Blast-wave fit parameters as function of multiplicity: similar evolution in p-Pb and Pb-Pb  PYTHIA8 pp (no hydrodynamics): same trend if Color Reconnection is on T kin → kinetic freeze-out temperature < b T > → radial flow velocity  Effect similar to flow 11 MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO

  12. PREDICTING SPECTRA 0 and L Parameters from combined fit of pion, kaon, proton K S spectra describe spectra of X - and W - . 12 MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO

  13. COMBINED FIT o Combined fit extended to include X - and W - . o Values of fit parameters depend on the fit range

  14. ALICE, Phys. Lett. B 728 (2014) 25 COMPARISON TO MODELS DPMJET:  Reproduces pseudo-rapidity distributions in NSD p-Pb collisions Krak ó w:  Expansion of the system via viscous hydrodynamic approach  Statistical hadronization at freeze-out EPOS:  Bulk matter described in terms of hydrodynamics Models with hydro describe data in p-Pb → flow effects? 14

  15. MEAN TRANSVERSE MOMENTUM Hardening vs. multiplicity stronger for heavier particles (mass ordering) → suggest presence of hydrodynamics 15 MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO

  16. MEAN TRANSVERSE MOMENTUM Results for X (1530) 0 consistent with multi-strange hyperons Multiplicity classes for X (1530) 0 : 0-20%, 20-40%, 40-60% and 60-100% 16 MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO

  17. < p T > VS. PARTICLE MASS  Common trend or mesons (baryons) deviate? 17 MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO

  18. RE-SCATTERING IN HADRONIC MATTER  Suppression of K *0 /K - ratio in central Pb-Pb due to re- scattering effects of K *0 daughters in hadronic matter after hadronization  f not affected due to lifetime longer than K *0  Trend in p-Pb consistent with pp and peripheral Pb-Pb within uncertainties  No evidence for re- scattering effects in p-Pb 18 MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO

  19. CONCLUSIONS  Multiplicity- and mass-dependent hardening of spectra suggestive of hydrodynamics in p-Pb collisions at LHC  Models with hydro describe data better  Alternative explanations (e.g. color reconnection) are possible  No evidence for hadronic matter effects (e.g. re-scattering) in p-Pb collisions 19 MPI@LHC, 23-27 NOVEMBER 2015, ENRICO FRAGIACOMO

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