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are experimentally observable Baryon vs Proton Number Fluctuations MK, Asakawa, PRC85,021901C(2012); PRC86, 024904(2012)

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Baryon vs Proton Number Fluctuations. MK, Asakawa , PRC85,021901C(2012); PRC86, 024904(2012). are experimentally observable. Proton # Cumulants @ STAR-BES . STAR,QM2012. CAUTION! . Something interesting??. proton number. baryon number. MK, Asakawa , 2011;2012. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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are experimentally observable

Baryon vs Proton Number Fluctuations

MK, Asakawa, PRC85,021901C(2012); PRC86, 024904(2012)

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Proton # Cumulants @ STAR-BES STAR,QM2012

Something interesting??

CAUTION!

proton number baryon number

MK, Asakawa, 2011;2012

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Nucleon Isospin as Two Sides of a Coin

N

p n

Nucleons have two isospin states.

MK, Asakawa,2012

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Nucleon Isospin as Two Sides of a Coin

N

p n

Nucleons have two isospin states.

Coins have two sides.

a coin

MK, Asakawa,2012

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Slot Machine Analogy

N

P (N)

N

P (N)

= +

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Extreme Examples

N

Fixed # of coins

N

Constant probabilities

N N

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Reconstructing Total Coin Number

P (N )= P (N )B1/2(N ;N )

:binomial distr. func.

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Nucleon Isospin in Hadronic Medium Isospin of baryons can vary after chemical freezeout via charge exchange reactions mediated by D(1232):

200mb=20fm2

cros

s se

ctio

n

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D(1232)

3

1

2

2:1

1:2

cross sections of p

decay rates of D

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D(1232)

3

1

2

2:1

1:2

cross sections of p

decay rates of D

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D(1232)

3

1

2

2:1

1:2

Lifetime to create D+ or D0

BW for s & thermal pion

cross sections of p

decay rates of D

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Nucleons in Hadronic Phase ha

dron

ize

chem

. f.o

.

kine

tic f.

o.10~20fm

mesonsbaryons

time

• rare NN collisions• no quantum corr.

• many pions

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Probability Distribution

Detectorbinomial distribution func.

for any phase space in the final state.

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Difference btw Baryon and Proton Numbers

deviates from the equilibrium value.(1)

(2) Boltzmann (Poisson) distribution for

For free gas

genuine info. noise

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Summary

Baryon and proton number fluctuations are different in nonequilibrium medium. To see non-thermal contribution, baryon number is better.

Formulas to reveal baryon # cumulants in experiments.

Experimental analysis of baryon # fluctuations may verify signals of QCD phase transition speed of baryon number diffusion in the hadronic stage.

Future Work

Refinement of the formulas to incorporatenonzero isospin density / low beam energy region

Discussion on time evolution of fluctuations @STAR