the cgc and the cronin effect richard seto apr 3, 2003 updated apr 5 – not much changed this is my...

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The CGC and the Cronin effect Richard Seto Apr 3, 2003 Updated Apr 5 – not much changed his is my attempt to understand the reconciliation he Jamal-Marian CGC “Cronin” calculation and the harzeev et al prediction for dA. It is not meant t tutorial on the CGC but simply to clarify a few po ope its helpful

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Page 1: The CGC and the Cronin effect Richard Seto Apr 3, 2003 Updated Apr 5 – not much changed This is my attempt to understand the reconciliation between the

The CGC and the Cronin effect

Richard Seto

Apr 3, 2003Updated Apr 5 – not much changed

This is my attempt to understand the reconciliation betweenthe Jamal-Marian CGC “Cronin” calculation and the Kharzeev et al prediction for dA. It is not meant to bea tutorial on the CGC but simply to clarify a few points.Hope its helpful

Page 2: The CGC and the Cronin effect Richard Seto Apr 3, 2003 Updated Apr 5 – not much changed This is my attempt to understand the reconciliation between the

Cla

ssic

al

Particles FieldsIntrinsically Many bodyBut (non)Abelelian

Qua

ntum

Single particle:MechanicsMany Body: Kinetic Theory of gasses

Single Particle:QMMany Body:Stat-Mech (F-D, B-E, M-B gasses)

Quantum Field Theory Abelian: QED (high temp) Non-Abelian: QCD-High Temp QFT Lattice Calculations

Classical Field Theory Abelian: Maxwell Eqns Non-Abelian: Yang Mills

App

rox

Harder

to Calculat

e

Approx

Putting the CGC into context

Colored Glass Condensate

Ren

omal

izat

ion

Gro

up

R-G allowsThe addition of all tree level QCD graphs in region of “small” s

Page 3: The CGC and the Cronin effect Richard Seto Apr 3, 2003 Updated Apr 5 – not much changed This is my attempt to understand the reconciliation between the

Cla

ssic

alQ

uant

umQuantum Field Theory

Classical Field Theory

Relevant regions of calculability for QCDThe CGC has split into 2 regions (the CGC and the CQF)

Colored Quantum Fluid

All Tree graphs via Renormalization group

calculable in “high Q2” region, I.e. weak coupling but non-perturbative

Occ

upat

ion

num

ber

Hig

hL

ow Gas

Liq

uid

Sol

id?

Con

dens

ate?

Dumitru, Gelis,Jililian-Marian(includes “Cronin”No Tree graphs included for now)

Kharzeev et al(no “Cronin” – good above pt~4-6 GeV)

Colored Glass Condensate

Page 4: The CGC and the Cronin effect Richard Seto Apr 3, 2003 Updated Apr 5 – not much changed This is my attempt to understand the reconciliation between the

Regions

• CGC – region of occ number where lowest order is good enough

• CQF – region of occ number where higher order tree graphs are important

1/x

Q (GeV)1

10-1

10-5

10-3

10-2

10-4

Colored Glass Condensate

ColoredQuantumFluid

pQCDGas

Low Occupation number

Moderate Occupation number

HighOccupation number

RHIC?

Q2=Sxy–Higher S–Larger A

1 10 100

Qs (at RHIC)QCD

Calculable: s(Q2) ~ small

}SaturationMore accessible

Page 5: The CGC and the Cronin effect Richard Seto Apr 3, 2003 Updated Apr 5 – not much changed This is my attempt to understand the reconciliation between the

Notes on the CGC• Dima is only willing to predict total charged spectrum at high pt and not Dima is only willing to predict total charged spectrum at high pt and not

pionspions– I don’t completely understand why but you can ask

• (it has something to do with the unkown fragmentation functions of very virtual quarks, different than the almost on-shell nature of fragmenting quarks in e+e- )

• They ignore final state interactions (jet suppression, flow, coalecence…) If these are present then they “hide” the CGC

– Hence we cannot make a direct comparison with the 0 which I believe is the cleanest handle we have on jets

– Our charged suppression is ~ 0.5 so Rd+Au=RAu+Au=0.5=0.7

• My guess as to the relationship between “shadowing” and the CGC– The CGC is really a word describing a region (high occ number) which can be

calculated from “first principles” using QCD. It is less a model than an approximation. Hence it can describe shadowing from “first principles”

• Its not clear that the CGC theorists agree with each other on all this

Page 6: The CGC and the Cronin effect Richard Seto Apr 3, 2003 Updated Apr 5 – not much changed This is my attempt to understand the reconciliation between the

Predictions

b=0 fm

HIJING 1.37 simulation; X.N.Wang and M.Gyulassy, Phys.Rev.Lett. 68, (1992)

D.Kharzeev, E.Levin and M.Nardi, hep-ph/0212316

“CGC”

dNch/d

Not much Difference Between “standard”Models andCGC

RAA

Rd+Au=RAu+Au

0.5=0.7<1

Vitev

RAA>1

2 4 6 pT

More standard “jet suppression” models

See next page

Page 7: The CGC and the Cronin effect Richard Seto Apr 3, 2003 Updated Apr 5 – not much changed This is my attempt to understand the reconciliation between the

Phenix AA data

Band of dA prediction from Dima et al (CQF-CGC) tot charged

Typical prediction for dA for final state Interaction “jet quenching” scenarios

Y=0

New CGC “Cronin”CalculationFrom Jililian-Marian et al

A guess of what would happenIf CGC Cronin were added to CQF-CGC

Dima believesHis calculation Is OK at high pt 6 GeVWhere cronin-likeEffects are small

Page 8: The CGC and the Cronin effect Richard Seto Apr 3, 2003 Updated Apr 5 – not much changed This is my attempt to understand the reconciliation between the

A couple possibilities for the CGC

• Exp result: – Multiplicity: is as CGC ( or other

models) predicts– High pt dA: suppressed

RHIC in regime in which CGC affects high pt

1/x

Q (GeV)1

10-1

10-4

10-3

10-2

10-4

Colored Glass Condensate

ColoredQuantumFluid

pQCDGas

RHIC?

1 10 100

Qs (at RHIC)

1/x

Q (GeV)1

10-1

10-4

10-3

10-2

10-4

Colored Glass CondensateColored

QuantumFluid pQCD

Gas

RHIC?

1 10 100

Qs (at RHIC)

• Exp result: – Multiplicity: is as CGC ( or other

models) predicts– High pt dA: NOT suppressed

RHIC in regime in which CGC affects only low pt (mult) but not high pt

Page 9: The CGC and the Cronin effect Richard Seto Apr 3, 2003 Updated Apr 5 – not much changed This is my attempt to understand the reconciliation between the

Summary (mostly from MG)• Two extreme opposite interpretations of RHIC AA data exists

Evidence for opaque 100 x nuclear density matterEvidence for deep gluon shadowing (saturation)

Ambiguity due to competition between initial nuclear wavefunction, Shadowing, initial state (Cronin) interactions, and final state int. – as pointed out in 1992 p+A (or d+A) needed to isolate Initial State effects :

shadowing and Cronin

IF RHIC finds R(5 GeV) ~ 1.1-1.3 in d+Au , theninterpretation (1) QGP matter was produced in AA And RHIC AA Has chance to map out QCD EOS(rks) CGC may still give us the initial state

IF RHIC finds R(5 GeV)< 0.7 in d+Au , theninterpretation (2) and AA= shattered color glassNo QGP matter => go to eRHIC to map xGA.

IF RHIC finds 0.7< R(5 GeV) < 1 Back to the drawing board ???(rks) probably combination of both

Page 10: The CGC and the Cronin effect Richard Seto Apr 3, 2003 Updated Apr 5 – not much changed This is my attempt to understand the reconciliation between the

QCD- RG and the CGC• Renomalization Group

Theory gives us a way of summing ALL graphs of a certain kind (in particular “tree graphs”)– For the CGC these are to

first order in Sln(1/x)lnQ2

– For PQCD this is all graphs usually to first order in lnQ2

At RHIC, QS~1-2 GeVS(QS)~0.3 –0.4

Qs

S RHIC 130central

Running of S