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Dielectron production in C+C collisions with HADES
Pavel Tlusty, NPI Rez
for the HADES Collaboration
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Introduction
Physics motivation in-medium modifications of hadrons –
predictions and existing datavector mesons at SIS energy regime
Hades spectrometerexperimental setup
Experimental resultsP+P @ 2.2 GeV (2004)C+C 2.0 AGeV (2002)C+C 1.0 AGeV (2004) PRELIMINARY
Summary and Outlook
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Physics Motivation Chiral symmetry broken in vacuum
quark condensate – order parameter Partial restoration of chiral
symmetry at high temperatures (RHIC, LHC) at large baryon density (SIS, AGS)
Properties of hot and dense matter Model predictions (one example) for VM
„melting” of the meson mass shift and broadening of the small effects on the φ-meson
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Physics Motivation
CERN data (Ceres/NA45) explained by medium effects
DLS Ca+Ca 1AGeVfull spectral function[*]
[*]R
.Rap
p a
t al.
., N
ucl.
Ph
ys..
A617 (
1997)
472
DLS C+C 1AGeVfull spectral function[*]
Models failed to explain DLS data for 0.15 ≤ M ≤ 0.4 GeV – “DLS puzzle”
elementary processes in 1-2 A GeV energy regime not fully known (e.g. -> e+e-, …)
=> HADES studies of pp, pd reactions
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Probes for hot/dense medium
Vector mesons - ideal probes for medium effects:
short life time decay inside hadronic medium
decay channel into lepton pairs no strong final interaction reconstruction of in-medium properties possible
at 1-2 A GeV production of vector mesons at or below threshold – multistep processes, production confined to the high density phase
Meson Mass (MeV/c2) (MeV/c2) c (fm) Main decay e+e- BR
771 152 1.3 4.5 x 10-5
782 8.43 23.4 7.0 x 10-5
1019 4.26 46.3 K+ K- 3.0 x 10-4
2sinppm ee
eeee
e+
e-
c10-15 fm/c
(p, , A) + A collisions at SIS-GSI - beam energy up to 2 A GeV for AA 0 ≤ ≤, 0 ≤ T≤ 80 MeVc 10-15 fm/c
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Spectrometer concept
Concept: Geometry: six sectors form a hexagonal
structure: acceptance: 2π in φ ; 18 0 < θ < 85 0 pair acceptance 35 %
Tracking: Magnet, MDC superconducting toroid magnet (6 coils) low-mass MDC (multiwire drift chamber) inv. mass resolution ≈ 2% for meson mass
PID and Lepton Identification RICH
photon detector: CsI photo cathode hadron suppression ≈ 106
META (TOF, TOFino, Pre-Shower)
Cross section
START
Experimental Challenges: Small production rates:
1 dilepton decay / 107 central collisions Large background:
hadronic (particle misidentification) electromagnetic conversion, mainly from 0
combinatorial (false combination of e+e–)
Detector requirements: high acceptance excellent lepton identification good momentum resolution low mass/low Z- design for reduced
background highly selective trigger high performance data acquisition
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A High-Acceptance Di-Electron Spectrometer
expanded vi
ew
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pp collisions at 2.2 GeV Experimental goal:
Verify dielectron efficiency: dielectron and hadron channels of 0, hadron channel and branching ratio well
known (DISTO, …) Conditions:
beam intensity: 107 p/second target: LH2 (5 cm length)
totalsignalbackground
M 548 MeV/c2
M 549 MeV/c2
/M 2.5 % (3.6)
pppp pp+-° total°bg
M 548 MeV/c2
M 546 MeV/c2
/M 3.3 %
M° 135 MeV/c2
M 140 MeV/c2
/M 18 %
pppp ppe+e-
yield2322 118 yield
24845 348° yield
7580 454
ee
EXP: 15.3 ± 1.8 (stat)
SIM: 15.6 ± 0.9 (stat)
Resulted yield ratio:
=> Dielectron efficiency well under control
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C+C at 2.0 AGeV
Experimental Setup: Full HADES set-up with medium resolution tracking Medium resolution tracking:
Inner MDC, Meta detector (spatial. res. 1.5 cm) mom. res. 10% @ 0.7 GeV/c
Target: 2 x 2.5 % Data and trigger:
220 Mevents 56 % LVL1 trigger, 44 % LVL2 trigger
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e+e– invariant mass spectrum C+C 2 AGeV
measured exp. spectrum no eff. correction no acc. correction
comb. background (CB) like-sign pairs and event mixing
signal: S+-= Ne+e- - CB+- only statistical errors shown Counts:
S+- < 140 MeV/c2: 20 971 countsS+- > 140 MeV/c2: 1 937 counts
measured rates span over 5 orders of magnitude
good Signal/CB rationucl-ex/0608031submitted to Phys. Rev. Lett.
○ all e+ e-
▲comb. back.
● signal
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e+e– mass spectrum C+C 2 AGeV
efficiency corrected spectra detector efficiency reconstruction efficiency
normalized to the pion yieldN0 = ½ (N - + N +)
medium resolution tracking (10% at 700 MeV/c)
systematic errors norm. to the pion mult. (11 %) eff. corrections and CB
subtraction (30 %) simulated cocktail (PLUTO)
based on known 0 , η (TAPS) and mt-scaled meson multiplicities and their vacuum decay properties
=> only 0 , η not sufficient below 400 MeV/c2
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Comparison with transport HSD*C+C 2 AGeV
*HSD – Hadron-String-Dynamics (Gießen, E. Bratkovskaya, W. Cassing)
efficiency-corrected data compared with model. folded with HADES filter:
geometrical acceptance momentum resolution (medium resolution mode, 10% at 700 MeV/c)
HSD HSD vacuumvacuum HSD HSD in-mediumin-medium
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Comparison with transport: HSD, Pluto, UrQMD
Model vacuum calculations: RQMD Tuebingen (C. Fuchs, …) UrQMD Frankfurt (M. Bleicher, D. Schumacher) HSD Giessen (E. Bratkovskaya, W. Cassing) Pluto Hades
π0, η sources in agreement (20 %)
Discrepancy for full cocktail.
12C + 12C 2 A GeV
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C+C at 1.0 AGeV (preliminary!)
Experimental Setup: Full HADES set-up high res. Tracking. Target: 3 x 1.5 % target.
C+C @ 1.0 AGeVC+C @ 1.0 AGeV
Exp. Spectrum no eff. no eff. ccorrectionorrectionno acc. no acc. ccorrectionorrection
Combinatorial Background (CB)like-sign pairslike-sign pairsformula:formula:
Signal: formula: formula: S+–= N= Ne+ee+e– - CB+ – eeee NN2
PRELIMINARY
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C+C at 1.0 AGeV (preliminary!)
PRELIMINARY
preliminary
only underestimate data by large factor in “eta” region
“full” cocktail almost reproduces data, but Dalitz component not known, currently measured by HADES in p+p at 1.25 GeV experiment (April 2006)
C+C @ 1.0 AGeVin HADES acceptanceno eff. correction
preliminary
only “full” cocktail
simulated cocktail (PLUTO): based on known0 , η (TAPS) and mt-scaled meson multiplicities and their vacuum decay
properties preliminary! – no efficiency corrections
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Summary C+C, 2 AGeV
Final spectrum available Comparison with transport models – vacuum meson
spectral function does not describe data C+C, 1 AGeV
Preliminary spectrum
P+P, 2.2 GeV Dielectron efficiency under control
Outlook
Collected data, ongoing data analysis: C+C 1.0 AGeV, Ar+KCl 1.76 AGeV, p+p 1.25 GeV
Upgrade of Tofino subsystem with RPC (2007) Ni+Ni, Au+Au runs feasible
Hades at FAIR: 2-8 AGeV runs
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The collaboration Bratislava (SAS, PI), Slovakia Catania (INFN - LNS), Italy Cracow (Univ.), Poland Darmstadt (GSI), Germany Dresden (FZR), Germany Dubna (JINR), Russia Frankfurt (Univ.), Germany Giessen (Univ.), Germany Milano (INFN, Univ.), Italy Munich (TUM), Germany Moscow (ITEP,MEPhI,RAS),
Russia Nicosia (Univ.), Cyprus Orsay (IPN), France Rez (CAS, NPI), Czech Rep. Sant. de Compostela (Univ.),
Spain Valencia (Univ.), Spain Coimbra (Univ.), Portugal
SISSIS
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Backup slides
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Meson production at SIS energy regime (1-2 AGeV)
VM production (1-2 AGeV): at or below threshold multi step processes production confined to the
high density phase
Meson multiplicity: 0, known from TAPS
F.D.Berg. At al., PRL 72,977 (1994)
, , - mt scalingM.Bourquin, Nucl. Phys. B114, 334 (1976)
NN → NΔ
πN
πN → ρ N
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Experimental challenges Small production rates:
1 dilepton decay / 107 central collisions Large background:
hadronic (particle misidentification) electromagnetic (conversion, mainly from π0 ) combinatorial (false combination of e+e–)
Detector requirements: excellent particle id perfect lepton identification (hadron-blind detector) low mass/low Z- design for reduced background highly selective trigger high performance data acquisition
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Spectrometer concept Geometry: Six sectors form a hexagonal structure:
Acceptance: 2π in φ ; 18 0 < θ < 85 0 Pair acceptance 35 %
Tracking: Magnet, MDC Superconducting toroid magnet (6 coils)
Bmax = 0.7 T, Bending power 0.34 Tm low-mass MDC (multiwire drift chamber)
PID and Lepton Identification RICH
hadron blind photon detector: CsI photo cathode
META (TOF, TOFino, Pre-Shower) Start detector
diamond. (time res. 30 ps)
Cross section
START
Selective multi-level trigger system Pair enhancement factor close to 10 No bias on data LVL2 efficiency (pairs) 82 % Suppression 10 - 100
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Selective multi-level trigger system
Performance: Pair enhancement factor close to 10 No bias on data LVL2 efficiency (pairs) 82 % Suppression 10 - 100
Second Level Trigger: Online hit finders (Rich, Tof, Online hit finders (Rich, Tof,
Shower)Shower) Online hit matching (MU)Online hit matching (MU) Trigger decision (within 20 μs)Trigger decision (within 20 μs) ~~3 Gbyte/s raw data3 Gbyte/s raw data
Fast First Level TriggerFast First Level Trigger::(50 ns, up to 20 kHz)(50 ns, up to 20 kHz) Meta multiplicityMeta multiplicity Start detector (time Start detector (time
signal)signal)
Events transported to the mass storage
Second Level TriggerSecond Level Trigger
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Charged meson production –multiplicitiesC+C 2 AGeV
LVL1 event, HADES acceptance N< -+> = 0.81
LVL1 event, 4 N< -+> = 1.15
min. bias event, 4 N< -+> = 0.82 ± 0.09
multiplicity/participant N< -+>/part = 0.137 ± 0.015
statistic errors negligible, systematic errors ≈ 11%
correction to 4 and min. bias based on UrQMD simulation
average number of participants in LVL1 events ≈ 8.4
particle ID based on measured momentum and velocity
yields corrected on detection/tracking efficiency (UrQMD simulation)
multiplicity/event (+ and - averaged):
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Charged meson production - cm anisotropyC+C 2 AGeV
A2 EXP A2 UrQMD
mom_cm > 200 MeV/c 1.1 ± 0.4 1.11
all momenta 0.7
exp. data in agreement with UrQMD => A2 = 0.7 used for PLUTO simulation of dileptons
full HADES acceptance:
mom_cm > 200 MeV/c
dN/d cos(cm) ~ 1. + A2 ∙ cos2(cm)
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Charged meson production – mT fitsC+C 2 AGeV
Multiplicity "Temperature"
HADES N< -+>/Apart = 0.137 ± 0.015 T+ = 39 ± 11; 86 ± 2
T- = 51 ± 4; 89 ± 3
TAPS N< 0>/Apart = 0.138 ± 0.014
KaoS N< ->/Apart = 0.126 ± 0.010 T- = 40 ± 3; 86 ± 3
good agreement with TAPS/
KaoS results!
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