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QGP-like effects in Small Systems with LHC Run3+ Naghmeh Mohammadi arxiv:1812.06772 (HL-LHC WG5 yellow report) 1 01.03.2019 COST Workshop on Interplay of hard and soft QCD probes for collectivity in HIC, Lund, Sweden Emergence of Hot and


  1. QGP-like effects in Small Systems with LHC Run3+ Naghmeh Mohammadi arxiv:1812.06772 (HL-LHC WG5 yellow report) � 1 01.03.2019 COST Workshop on Interplay of hard and soft QCD probes for collectivity in HIC, Lund, Sweden

  2. Emergence of Hot and Dense QCD in Small Systems ❖ Initially a reference for the e ff ects observed in Pb-Pb collisions ❖ Observations in high multiplicity pp collisions: ❖ Azimuthal correlations of final state hadrons pp pp JHEP09(2010)091 Phys. Lett. B 765 (2017) 193 � 2 01.03.2019 Naghmeh Mohammadi @ COST workshop-Lund university

  3. Emergence of Hot and Dense QCD in Small Systems ❖ Initially a reference for the e ff ects observed in Pb-Pb collisions Nature Physics 13, 535–539 (2017) ❖ Observations in high multiplicity pp collisions: Κ 0s / π ❖ Azimuthal correlations of final state hadrons Λ / π ❖ Enhanced production of multi-strange hadrons Ξ / π Ω / π pp pp PbPb pPb pp JHEP09(2010)091 Phys. Lett. B 765 (2017) 193 3 � 01.03.2019 Naghmeh Mohammadi @ COST workshop-Lund university

  4. Emergence of Hot and Dense QCD in Small Systems ❖ Initially a reference for the e ff ects observed in Pb-Pb collisions Nature Physics 13, 535–539 (2017) ❖ Observations in high multiplicity pp collisions: Κ 0s / π ❖ Azimuthal correlations of final state hadrons ➡ Is the physical origin of collectivity the same in small and large systems? Λ / π ❖ Enhanced production of multi-strange hadrons ➡ Is there a smooth transition from pp to PbPb collisions? Ξ / π Ω / π pp pp PbPb pPb pp JHEP09(2010)091 Phys. Lett. B 765 (2017) 193 � 4 01.03.2019 Naghmeh Mohammadi @ COST workshop-Lund university

  5. Emergence of Hot and Dense QCD in Small Systems ❖ Initially a reference for the e ff ects observed in Pb-Pb collisions Nature Physics 13, 535–539 (2017) ❖ Observations in high multiplicity pp collisions: Κ 0s / π ❖ Azimuthal correlations of final state hadrons ➡ Is the physical origin of collectivity the same in small and large systems? Λ / π ❖ Enhanced production of multi-strange hadrons ➡ Is there a smooth transition from pp to PbPb collisions? Ξ / π ❖ Is there a unified theory to describe small and large systems simultaneously? Ω / π pp pp PbPb pPb ❖ To tackle these questions: Higher luminosity LHC for more detailed studies pp JHEP09(2010)091 Phys. Lett. B 765 (2017) 193 5 � 01.03.2019 Naghmeh Mohammadi @ COST workshop-Lund university

  6. Proton-proton multiplicity distribution ❖ Multiplicity distribution extrapolation based on the current ALICE and ATLAS data ❖ Extrapolated to 200 pb -1 14 TeV high multiplicity pp collisions Run 3+4 � 6 01.03.2019 Naghmeh Mohammadi @ COST workshop-Lund university

  7. Proton-proton multiplicity distribution ❖ Multiplicity distribution extrapolation based on the current ALICE and ATLAS data ❖ Extrapolated to 200 pb -1 14 TeV high multiplicity pp collisions ❖ Few particle systems to study the onset of collectivity Run 3+4 � 7 01.03.2019 Naghmeh Mohammadi @ COST workshop-Lund university

  8. Proton-proton multiplicity distribution ~65-70% PbPb ❖ Multiplicity distribution extrapolation based on the current ALICE and ATLAS data ❖ Extrapolated to 200 pb -1 14 TeV high multiplicity pp collisions ❖ 730k events in multiplicity range of 65-70% PbPb collisions ❖ Overlap between pp and PbPb allows to compare the two systems Run 3+4 � 8 01.03.2019 Naghmeh Mohammadi @ COST workshop-Lund university

  9. Proton-proton multiplicity distribution ~60-65% PbPb ❖ Multiplicity distribution extrapolation based on the current ALICE and ATLAS data ❖ Extrapolated to 200 pb -1 14 TeV high multiplicity pp collisions ❖ 28k events in multiplicity range of 60-65% PbPb collisions ❖ Overlap between pp and PbPb allows to compare the two systems Run 3+4 � 9 01.03.2019 Naghmeh Mohammadi @ COST workshop-Lund university

  10. Energy density in di ff erent collision systems Same multiplicity does not mean same energy density ❖ Energy density: ) 3 = 0.2 fm/c τ (GeV/fm ❖ An estimate for pp, pPb and Pb-Pb collisions based on ❖ IP-Glasma 2 10 Central Pb-Pb ❖ Glauber MC (for pPb and PbPb) + Bjorken estimate ε 10 ❖ Dependent on the system at fixed multiplicity ❖ It can reach large values in pp and pPb collisions, of pp p-Pb Pb-Pb the order of central Pb-Pb collisions IP Glasma 1 Glauber MC ❖ One way of calculating the energy density 0 20 40 60 80 100 dN /dy ch � 10 01.03.2019 Naghmeh Mohammadi @ COST workshop-Lund university

  11. Global-event properties ❖ Shape of the multiplicity distribution ❖ Mechanisms producing very high multiplicity events not clear ❖ Mean p T increases with multiplicity ❖ Measurements exist only up to dN ch /d η ~55 ❖ HL-LHC will provide twice this value ❖ High multiplicity collisions originate from MPI within the same pp collision ❖ Understanding particle production in high energy pp collisions ❖ Number of low momentum transfer parton interactions increases linearly with multiplicity ❖ Possible saturation at large multiplicity � 11 01.03.2019 Naghmeh Mohammadi @ COST workshop-Lund university

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