Universal Aspects of the Dipole Cross Section in eA and pA Collisions

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Universal Aspects of Universal Aspects of the Dipole Cross the Dipole Cross Section in eA and pA Section in eA and pA Collisions Collisions Jamal Jalilian-Marian Jamal Jalilian-Marian Institute for Nuclear Institute for Nuclear Theory Theory University of Washington University of Washington

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Universal Aspects of the Dipole Cross Section in eA and pA Collisions. Jamal Jalilian-Marian Institute for Nuclear Theory University of Washington. Perturbative QCD. Quarks, gluons (x, Q 2 ) Weak coupling (  s

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Universal Aspects of the Dipole Universal Aspects of the Dipole Cross Section in eA and pA Cross Section in eA and pA

CollisionsCollisions

Jamal Jalilian-MarianJamal Jalilian-Marian

Institute for Nuclear TheoryInstitute for Nuclear Theory

University of WashingtonUniversity of Washington

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Perturbative QCD

• Quarks, gluons (x, Q2)

• Weak coupling (s << 1)• Collinear factorization• Universality• Dilute systems

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• Small X/Large A

• Large occupation number

• Coherent state

• Saturation

momentum Qs (x)

Gluon Saturation

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Semi-Classical QCD• Weak coupling (s << 1)

• Classical fields + renormalization group

• Coherence

• Wilson lines (dipoles)

• Dense systems

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• Color Glass Condensate Pt < Qs(y)

• Color Quantum Fluid Qs(y) < Pt < Qes(y)

• Dilute Parton Gas Pt > Qes(y)

• RHIC, LHC, EIC

Qs

Qes

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QCD: Kinematic Regions• Color Glass Condensate

– High gluon density

– Strong classical fields

– Non-Linear evolution: JIMWLK (BK at large Nc)

• Color Quantum Fluid – Low gluon density

– Linear evolution: BFKL

– Anomalous dimension (kt factorization)

• Dilute Parton Gas – Low gluon density

– Linear evolution: DGLAP

– Collinear factorization

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DIS:

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DIS Structure Functions

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Virtual Photon Production

(F.G. + J.J-M. PRD67, 2003)

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Virtual Photon Production

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Dilepton Production in pA

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Models of Dipole Cross SectionGolec-Biernat+Wusthoff

Bartels+Golec-Biernat+Kowalski

Iancu+Itakura+Munier

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Models of Dipole Cross SectionIancu, Itakura and Munier hep-ph/0310338

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Dilepton Production in dA J.J-M nucl-th/0402014

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Dipoles and Hadron Production

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Forward Rapidity Hadron ProductionJ.J-M. nucl-th/0402080

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From RHIC To EIC• RHIC experimental coverage (Ex.: pt = 2 GeV)

– y= 0 --> 4 – x1 ~ 10-2 --> 5x10-1

– x2 ~ 10-2 --> 10-4

• Limited pt coverage at large y• Convolution• EIC: the ultimate CGC machine

– x, Q2 coverage– Luminasity– A dependence– FL, …