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p - / p + ratio in asymmetric heavy-ion collisions Natsumi Ikeno (Tottori University) A. Ono (Tohoku Univ.), Y. Nara (Akita International Univ.), A. Ohnishi (YITP) Physical Review C 93, 044612 (2016) Nuclear Physics, Compact Stars, and Compact


  1. p - / p + ratio in asymmetric heavy-ion collisions Natsumi Ikeno (Tottori University) A. Ono (Tohoku Univ.), Y. Nara (Akita International Univ.), A. Ohnishi (YITP) Physical Review C 93, 044612 (2016) Nuclear Physics, Compact Stars, and Compact Star Mergers 2016, (NPCSM 2016) 1 Oct.17 (Mon) - Nov.18 (Fri), 2016, Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kyoto, Japan.

  2. Symmetry energy and Heavy-ion collision * Symmetry energy S ( r ) : * Heavy-ion collisions (Neutron – rich system) EOS for asymmetric nuclear matter S( r ) AMD calculation Interest: High density r ~ 2 r 0 (N/Z) system What is a sensitive observable for experiments to constrain S( r )? → ``Pion’’ is a good probe !? Clear difference of N/Z in high density region due to different S( r ) 2

  3. Pion production in Heavy-ion collision * Pions, D resonances : * Heavy-ion collisions (Neutron – rich system) Formation in NN collisions at early times in the compressed part of the system p - production ( main reaction) AMD calculation p + production (main) (N/Z) system Simple expectation : B. A. Li, PRL 88 (2002) 192701 ⇒ p - / p + ratio is related to some kind of (N/Z) 2 ratio which is supposed to be sensitive to the symmetry energy at high densities. 3

  4. Pion and Symmetry energy  Pion calculations by some models - B. A. Li, PRL 88 (2002) 192701 : IBUU - Z. Xiao, B. A. Li, L. W. Chen, G.-C. Yong, and M. Zhang, PRL102 (2009) 062502 : IBUU04 - Z. Q. Feng and G. M. Jin, PLB 683 (2010) 140 : ImIQMD - J. Hong and P. Danielewicz , PRC90 (2014) 024605 : pBUU - Wen-Mei Guo, Gao-Chan Yong and Wei Zuo, PRC90 (2014) 044605 ... etc.  Pion ratio in central Au+Au collisions: Theory vs. Exp. Data  Model predictions do not agree pBUU (N/Z) 2 does not hold  Relation p - / p + (N/Z) 2 system (N/Z) system J. Hong and P. Danielewicz , PRC90 (2014) 024605 ⇒ We need more complete understanding of the relation between pion and symmetry energy 4

  5. Our study 132 Sn + 124 Sn Collision @E/A=300MeV S p RIT project - Experiment at RIKEN/RIBF - Neutron rich system (N/Z) = 1.56 → p - > p +  Motivation: We like to understand precisely how the produced D resonances and pions reflect the dynamics of neutrons and protons. ? D resonance, Pion Nucleon Symmetry energy N/Z D - /D ++ , p - /p + soft / stiff NN ↔ ND Nucleon dynamics D ↔ Np  Theoretical Model: + AMD JAM - p , D production in the reaction process - Nucleon dynamics - Treatment of cluster correlation - hadronic cascade model 5

  6. Transport model (AMD + JAM)  Coupled equations for 𝑔 a ( 𝐬 , 𝐪 , t ) (a = N, D , p) I N [ 𝑔 N, 𝑔 D, p ] : collision term N N → N N N N → N D N D → N N D → N p N p → D ... etc.  Our model: JAM coupled with AMD Perturbative treatment of pion and D particle production : D and pion productions are rare • Nucleon 𝑔 N : Zeroth order equation Solved by AMD • D particle 𝑔 D and pion 𝑔 p : First order equation Solved by JAM for given 𝑔 N (0) 6

  7. Transport model (AMD + JAM)  AMD (Antisymmetrized Molecular Dynamics)  Ono- san’s talk A. Ono, H. Horiuchi, T. Maruyama, and A. Ohnishi, PTP87 (1992) 1185 • AMD wave function Solve the time evolution of the wave packet centroids Z  Effective interaction • Turn on/off Cluster correlation - With Cluster - Without Cluster N1 + B1 + N2 + B2 -> C1 + C2 N1 + N2 -> N1 + N2 N1, N2 : Colliding nucleons N1, N2: Colliding nucleons B1, B2: Spectator nucleons/clusters C1, C2: N, (2N), (3N), (4N) (up to a cluster)  JAM (Jet AA Microscopic transport model) Y. Nara, N. Otuka, A. Ohnishi, K. Niita, S. Chiba, PRC61 (2000) 024901 • Applied to high-energy collisions (1 ~ 158 A GeV) • Hadron-Hadron reactions are based on experimental data and the detailed balance. • No mean field (default) • s -wave pion production ( NN → NNp ) is turned off. … etc. 7

  8. Transport model (AMD + JAM)  We send nucleon test particles ( 𝐬 1 , 𝐪 1 ), ( 𝐬 2 , 𝐪 2 ), …, ( 𝐬 A , 𝐪 A ) from AMD to JAM at every 2 fm/c with corrections for the conservation of baryon number and charge.  Pion Calcutions in central Au+Au collisions • J. Hong and P. Danielewicz , • Pion ratio Pion multiplicity PRC90 (2014) 024605 p - p + (N/Z) 2 system  Our calculation almost reproduces the experimental data reasonably well  Pion ratios are also larger than (N/Z) 2 system 8

  9. Dynamics of neutrons and protons Calculation set: AMD + JAM • without cluster • with cluster • JAM 1. with cluster (asy-soft) t=22fm/c 2. with cluster (asy-stiff) 3. without cluster (asy-soft) t=18fm/c t=18fm/c 4. without cluster (asy-stiff) 5. JAM (no mean field) asy-soft : L =46 (SLy4) asy-stiff : L= 108 Effective interaction: Skyrme force  Density maximum is different for cases with or without cluster  Clear difference of N/Z ratio due to different symmetry energy  Especially symmetry energy effect is weaker if there is cluster correlation 9

  10. Final p - / p + ratio 1. Symmetry energy dependence S( r ) p - /p + ratio with soft S( r ) is larger -> Similar result to IBUU asy-soft with cluster asy-stiff 2. Model dependence of nucleon dynamics w/o cluster S( r ) effect is weaker with cluster correlations (N/Z) 2 system 3. p - / p + ratio > (N/Z) 2 system  What is the origin of these behaviors? 10

  11. D resonance ? D resonance Nucleon Symmetry energy Pion N/Z D - /D ++ p - /p + soft / stiff NN ↔ ND Nucleon dynamics D ↔ Np * D production: We study what kind of information Reaction rate of neutrons and protons is carried NN → ND by D resonances. * D absorption: Reaction rate ND → NN * Numbers of existing D and p 11

  12. ? Relation between N/Z and D - /D ++ D resonance Nucleon N/Z D - /D ++ D - /D ++ Simple expectation: D - /D ++ ~ (N/Z) 2 (N/Z) 2 system Nucleons in the sphere r (r) ≧ r 0 D - /D ++ (N/Z) 2 (N/Z) 2 r centered at CM. (N/Z) 2 system 12

  13. ? Relation between N/Z and D - /D ++ D resonance Nucleon N/Z D - /D ++ D - /D ++ Simple expectation: D - /D ++ ~ (N/Z) 2 (N/Z) 2 system (The collective radial momentum p rad is subtracted) Nucleons in the sphere r (r) > r 0 Nucleons in the sphere r (r) ≧ r 0 (N/Z) 2 r, p (N/Z) 2 r with high momentum centered at CM. (N/Z) 2 system (N/Z) 2 system 13

  14. Final p - / p + ratio  From nucleons to pion ratios t= 20  (N/Z) 2 ~ D - /D ++ ~ (p - /p + ) like r, p  Final stage: t= 20 p - /p + is modified from (p - /p + ) like  S( r ) effect: 30% weaker  Cluster correlation  p - /p + up (N/Z) 2 system Representative ratios: N(t), Z(t) : Numbers of nucleon which satisfy the conditions 14

  15. Pion spectra AMD + JAM with cluster (asy-soft) • Without Coulomb • With Coulomb • Coulomb effect: Acceleration of p + Deceleration of p -  Changes of pion spectra  Coulomb effect has almost no effect on the pion multiplicities and the pion ratio. 15

  16. Clusters at high density? In the calculation, cluster correlation played important roles for the pions. But, in the high density region, should cluster correlations really exist? 3 Options: Treatment of cluster correlations 1. With cluster Clusters are formed at any density. 2. Without cluster Clusters are not formed at all. 3. With cluster ( r < 0.16 fm -3 ) NEW Clusters are formed in the low density region ( r < 0.16 fm -3 ) Clusters are not formed in the high density region ( r > 0.16 fm -3 ) 16

  17. Preliminary result with cluster ( r < 0.16 fm -3 )  Dynamics of neutrons and protons 3. With cluster ( r <0.16fm -3 ) 1. with cluster 2. without cluster t=22fm/c t=18fm/c t=18fm/c  Density maximum is not as high as the case with cluster 17

  18. Preliminary result with cluster ( r < 0.16 fm -3 )  Final p - / p + ratio • With cluster ( r < 0.16fm -3 ) with cluster Closer to the case without cluster with cluster ( r <0.16 fm -3 ) w/o cluster 18

  19. Summary: Pion production in 132 Sn+ 124 Sn collisions @E/A = 300MeV  Motivation: To understand the mechanism how pions are produced reflecting the dynamics of neutrons and protons - Transport model combining AMD and JAM Calculation: - Effective interaction: soft/stiff symmetry energy - Turn on/off cluster correlation Pion ratio certainly carries the information on neutrons and protons at the dynamical stage of collisions  The p - /p + and D - /D ++ ratios are related to the (N/Z) 2 ratio in high-density and high-momentum region.  The p - /p + ratio with soft S( r ) is larger  S( r ) effect is weaker with cluster correlations t= 20  In the final stage, p - /p + ratio is modified from (p - /p + ) like Future work: -> We need to investigate not only pions but also other observables (cluster correlation) - D resonance production threshold 19

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