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Introduction Parton and dipole showers Colour reconnections The final state swing Leif Lnnblad Department of Astronomy and Theoretical Physics Lund University Lund 2019-02-27 Swing 1 Leif Lnnblad Lund University Introduction


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Introduction Parton and dipole showers Colour reconnectionsˇ

The final state swing

Leif Lönnblad

Department of Astronomy and Theoretical Physics Lund University

Lund 2019-02-27

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Introduction Parton and dipole showers Colour reconnectionsˇ

Outline

◮ Parton showers,“Pre-confinement” and the size of NC ◮ Colour reconnections ◮ The dipole swing in the shower ◮ Outlook (pA & AA)

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Introduction Parton and dipole showers Colour reconnectionsˇ

The importance of colour connections

◮ All hadrons are colour singlets. ◮ Any realistic hadronisation model must ensure this. ◮ Exact treatment of colour structures in LHC events is

impossible(?)

◮ All partons shower approaches use the NC → ∞

approximation which gives a unique colour strucure.

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Introduction Parton and dipole showers Colour reconnectionsˇ

Parton and dipole showers

γ⋆ ¯ q q

◮ Parton splitting ◮ Dipole splitting ◮ Pre-confinement: partons close

in phase space are likely to be colour-connected. Nature likes short strings.

◮ NC → ∞ gives a unique colour

flow.

◮ But NC = 3.

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Introduction Parton and dipole showers Colour reconnectionsˇ

Parton and dipole showers

γ⋆ ¯ q q

◮ Parton splitting ◮ Dipole splitting ◮ Pre-confinement: partons close

in phase space are likely to be colour-connected. Nature likes short strings.

◮ NC → ∞ gives a unique colour

flow.

◮ But NC = 3.

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Introduction Parton and dipole showers Colour reconnectionsˇ

Parton and dipole showers

γ⋆ ¯ q q

◮ Parton splitting ◮ Dipole splitting ◮ Pre-confinement: partons close

in phase space are likely to be colour-connected. Nature likes short strings.

◮ NC → ∞ gives a unique colour

flow.

◮ But NC = 3.

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Introduction Parton and dipole showers Colour reconnectionsˇ

Parton and dipole showers

γ⋆ ¯ q q

◮ Parton splitting ◮ Dipole splitting ◮ Pre-confinement: partons close

in phase space are likely to be colour-connected. Nature likes short strings.

◮ NC → ∞ gives a unique colour

flow.

◮ But NC = 3.

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Introduction Parton and dipole showers Colour reconnectionsˇ

Parton and dipole showers

γ⋆ ¯ q q

◮ Parton splitting ◮ Dipole splitting ◮ Pre-confinement: partons close

in phase space are likely to be colour-connected. Nature likes short strings.

◮ NC → ∞ gives a unique colour

flow.

◮ But NC = 3.

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Introduction Parton and dipole showers Colour reconnectionsˇ

Parton and dipole showers

γ⋆ ¯ q q

◮ Parton splitting ◮ Dipole splitting ◮ Pre-confinement: partons close

in phase space are likely to be colour-connected. Nature likes short strings.

◮ NC → ∞ gives a unique colour

flow.

◮ But NC = 3.

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Introduction Parton and dipole showers Colour reconnectionsˇ

Parton and dipole showers

γ⋆ ¯ q q

◮ Parton splitting ◮ Dipole splitting ◮ Pre-confinement: partons close

in phase space are likely to be colour-connected. Nature likes short strings.

◮ NC → ∞ gives a unique colour

flow.

◮ But NC = 3.

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Introduction Parton and dipole showers Colour reconnectionsˇ

Parton and dipole showers

γ⋆ ¯ q q

◮ Parton splitting ◮ Dipole splitting ◮ Pre-confinement: partons close

in phase space are likely to be colour-connected. Nature likes short strings.

◮ NC → ∞ gives a unique colour

flow.

◮ But NC = 3.

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Introduction Parton and dipole showers Colour reconnectionsˇ

Parton and dipole showers

γ⋆ ¯ q q

◮ Parton splitting ◮ Dipole splitting ◮ Pre-confinement: partons close

in phase space are likely to be colour-connected. Nature likes short strings.

◮ NC → ∞ gives a unique colour

flow.

◮ But NC = 3.

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Introduction Parton and dipole showers Colour reconnectionsˇ

Parton and dipole showers

γ⋆ ¯ q q

◮ Parton splitting ◮ Dipole splitting ◮ Pre-confinement: partons close

in phase space are likely to be colour-connected. Nature likes short strings.

◮ NC → ∞ gives a unique colour

flow.

◮ But NC = 3.

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Introduction Parton and dipole showers Colour reconnectionsˇ

Parton and dipole showers

γ⋆ ¯ q q

◮ Parton splitting ◮ Dipole splitting ◮ Pre-confinement: partons close

in phase space are likely to be colour-connected. Nature likes short strings.

◮ NC → ∞ gives a unique colour

flow.

◮ But NC = 3.

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Parton and dipole showersˆ Colour reconnections The dipole swingˇ

Colour reconnections

Colour reconnections is a way to include effects of NC < ∞. The guiding principles are:

◮ Probability to reconnect ∼ 1/N2 C ◮ Nature likes short strings ◮ There are no colour-singlet gluons.

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Parton and dipole showersˆ Colour reconnections The dipole swingˇ

Short strings?

We typically measure the string lengths in terms of the λ-measure For a string consisting of n dipoles between a quark and an anti-quark connected with n − 1 gluons: (q0 − g1 − g2 − · · · − gn−1 − ¯ qn) λ =

n−1

  • i=0

log

  • 1 +

m2

i,i+1

m2

  • Swing

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Parton and dipole showersˆ Colour reconnections The dipole swingˇ

Short strings?

We typically measure the string lengths in terms of the λ-measure For a string consisting of n dipoles between a quark and an anti-quark connected with n − 1 gluons: (q0 − g1 − g2 − · · · − gn−1 − ¯ qn) λ =

n−1

  • i=0

log

  • 1 +

m2

i,i+1

m2

n−1

  • i=0

log

  • m2

i,i+1

m2

  • Swing

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Parton and dipole showersˆ Colour reconnections The dipole swingˇ

Simple reconnections

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3 Reconnect?

◮ with probability 1/N2 C ◮ only if m14m23 < m12m34

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Parton and dipole showersˆ Colour reconnections The dipole swingˇ

Simple reconnections

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3 Reconnect?

◮ with probability 1/N2 C ◮ only if m14m23 < m12m34

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Parton and dipole showersˆ Colour reconnections The dipole swingˇ

Simple reconnections

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3 Reconnect?

◮ with probability 1/N2 C ◮ only if m14m23 < m12m34

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Parton and dipole showersˆ Colour reconnections The dipole swingˇ

Junctions

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3 Reconnect?

◮ with probability 1/NC ◮ only if λ-measure is reduced

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Parton and dipole showersˆ Colour reconnections The dipole swingˇ

Junctions

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3 Reconnect?

◮ with probability 1/NC ◮ only if λ-measure is reduced

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Parton and dipole showersˆ Colour reconnections The dipole swingˇ

Junctions

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3 Reconnect?

◮ with probability 1/NC ◮ only if λ-measure is reduced

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Parton and dipole showersˆ Colour reconnections The dipole swingˇ

Junctions

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3 Reconnect?

◮ with probability 1/NC ◮ only if λ-measure is reduced

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Parton and dipole showersˆ Colour reconnections The dipole swingˇ

More Junctions

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3 ¯ q6 q5 Reconnect?

◮ with probability 1/N3 C ◮ only if λ-measure is reduced ◮ (acessible with two subsequent reconnections)

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Parton and dipole showersˆ Colour reconnections The dipole swingˇ

More Junctions

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3 ¯ q6 q5 Reconnect?

◮ with probability 1/N3 C ◮ only if λ-measure is reduced ◮ (acessible with two subsequent reconnections)

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Parton and dipole showersˆ Colour reconnections The dipole swingˇ

More Junctions

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3 ¯ q6 q5 Reconnect?

◮ with probability 1/N3 C ◮ only if λ-measure is reduced ◮ (acessible with two subsequent reconnections)

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Parton and dipole showersˆ Colour reconnections The dipole swingˇ

More Junctions

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3 ¯ q6 q5 Reconnect?

◮ with probability 1/N3 C ◮ only if λ-measure is reduced ◮ (acessible with two subsequent reconnections)

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

Perturbative effects

We expect effects of NC = 3 < ∞ also on the perturbative level. We want a full-colour parton shower, but this probably requires an amplitude-level parton shower scheme, which can become very messy. Instead modify what we have: the dipole shower. Amend it with dipole reconnections between each emission. Let’s put some swing into the the dipole shower!

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

The Dipole Swing

γ⋆ ¯ q q

◮ Assign a colour index (1-9) to

each dipole

◮ Dipoles connected with a gluon

must have ci = cj

◮ New colour index between the

emitted gluon and the emitter

◮ Only dipoles with the same index

may swing

◮ Let’s Swing

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

The Dipole Swing

γ⋆ ¯ q q c2 c1 c3

◮ Assign a colour index (1-9) to

each dipole

◮ Dipoles connected with a gluon

must have ci = cj

◮ New colour index between the

emitted gluon and the emitter

◮ Only dipoles with the same index

may swing

◮ Let’s Swing

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

The Dipole Swing

γ⋆ ¯ q q c2 c1 c3

◮ Assign a colour index (1-9) to

each dipole

◮ Dipoles connected with a gluon

must have ci = cj

◮ New colour index between the

emitted gluon and the emitter

◮ Only dipoles with the same index

may swing

◮ Let’s Swing

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

The Dipole Swing

γ⋆ ¯ q q c2 c1 c3

◮ Assign a colour index (1-9) to

each dipole

◮ Dipoles connected with a gluon

must have ci = cj

◮ New colour index between the

emitted gluon and the emitter

◮ Only dipoles with the same index

may swing

◮ Let’s Swing

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

The Dipole Swing

γ⋆ ¯ q q c2 c1 c2

◮ Assign a colour index (1-9) to

each dipole

◮ Dipoles connected with a gluon

must have ci = cj

◮ New colour index between the

emitted gluon and the emitter

◮ Only dipoles with the same index

may swing

◮ Let’s Swing

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

The Dipole Swing

γ⋆ ¯ q q c2 c1 c2

◮ Assign a colour index (1-9) to

each dipole

◮ Dipoles connected with a gluon

must have ci = cj

◮ New colour index between the

emitted gluon and the emitter

◮ Only dipoles with the same index

may swing

◮ Let’s Swing

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

The Dipole Swing

γ⋆ ¯ q q c2 c1 c2

◮ Assign a colour index (1-9) to

each dipole

◮ Dipoles connected with a gluon

must have ci = cj

◮ New colour index between the

emitted gluon and the emitter

◮ Only dipoles with the same index

may swing

◮ Let’s Swing both ways

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

The dipole emissions are limited by the dipole mass (cf. angular

  • rdering)

The dipole shower is ordered in transverse momentum, k⊥ The distribution of the next emission is given by dP dk2

= αS k2

  • i
  • dz Pi(z) × ∆(k2

⊥max, k2 ⊥)

where ∆ is the no-emission probability (Sudakov form factor)

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

The dipole emissions are limited by the dipole mass (cf. angular

  • rdering)

The dipole shower is ordered in transverse momentum, k⊥ The distribution of the next emission is given by dP dk2

= αS k2

  • i
  • dz Pi(z) × ∆(k2

⊥max, k2 ⊥)

where ∆ is the no-emission probability (Sudakov form factor) Add the probability that a dipole may swing dPswing dk2

= λm2

12m2 34

m2

14m2 32

× ∆swing(k2

⊥max, k2 ⊥)

where λ is a strength parameter

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3

◮ Pswing = λ m2

12m2 34

m2

14m2 32

◮ For large λ the effect saturates ◮ The weighted average of the radiation from the two dipole

pair configuration emulates quadrupole radiation.

◮ Prefers small mass dipoles giving less radiation

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3

◮ Pswing = λ m2

14m2 32

m2

12m2 34

◮ For large λ the effect saturates ◮ The weighted average of the radiation from the two dipole

pair configuration emulates quadrupole radiation.

◮ Prefers small mass dipoles giving less radiation

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3

◮ Pswing = λ m2

12m2 34

m2

14m2 32

◮ For large λ the effect saturates ◮ The weighted average of the radiation from the two dipole

pair configuration emulates quadrupole radiation.

◮ Prefers small mass dipoles giving less radiation

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3

◮ Pswing = λ m2

12m2 34

m2

14m2 32

◮ For large λ the effect saturates ◮ The weighted average of the radiation from the two dipole

pair configuration emulates quadrupole radiation.

◮ Prefers small mass dipoles giving less radiation

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3

◮ Pswing = λ m2

12m2 34

m2

14m2 32

◮ For large λ the effect saturates ◮ The weighted average of the radiation from the two dipole

pair configuration emulates quadrupole radiation.

◮ Prefers small mass dipoles giving less radiation

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3

◮ Pswing = λ m2

14m2 32

m2

12m2 34

◮ For large λ the effect saturates ◮ The weighted average of the radiation from the two dipole

pair configuration emulates quadrupole radiation.

◮ Prefers small mass dipoles giving less radiation

Swing 13 Leif Lönnblad Lund University

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3

◮ Pswing = λ m2

12m2 34

m2

14m2 32

◮ For large λ the effect saturates ◮ The weighted average of the radiation from the two dipole

pair configuration emulates quadrupole radiation.

◮ Prefers small mass dipoles giving less radiation

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

q1 ¯ q2 ¯ q4 q3

◮ Pswing = λ m2

14m2 32

m2

12m2 34

◮ For large λ the effect saturates ◮ The weighted average of the radiation from the two dipole

pair configuration emulates quadrupole radiation.

◮ Prefers small mass dipoles giving less radiation

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

Small effects in e+e− (after retuning)

b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b

Data

b

No swing Swing 10−3 10−2 10−1 1 10 1 1 − Thrust N dσ/d(1 − T) 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1 − T MC/Data Swing 14 Leif Lönnblad Lund University

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

Small effects in e+e− (after retuning)

b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b

Data

b

No swing Swing 10−3 10−2 10−1 1 10 1 10 2 Out-of-plane p⊥ in GeV w.r.t. sphericity axes N dσ/dpout

0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 pout

/ GeV MC/Data Swing 14 Leif Lönnblad Lund University

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

Outlook

◮ Implemented in Ariadne (DIPSY) ◮ Will be implemented in Pythia8 (Angantyr) ◮ Need to include a space-time picture in pA & AA ◮ Will affect flow and jet shapes

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

Thanks!

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Colour reconnectionsˆ The dipole swing

Colour Reconnections

◮ Sjöstrand et al., Phys.Rev. D36 (1987) 2019 ◮ Gustafson et al., Z.Phys. C64 (1994) 659-664 ◮ Sjöstrand et al., Phys.Rev.Lett. 72 (1994) 28-31 ◮ Edin et al., Phys.Lett. B366 (1996) 371-378 ◮ Lönnblad, Z.Phys. C70 (1996) 107-114 ◮ Gieseke et al., JHEP 1811 (2018) 149

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