Mixed Hadron Ratios from STAR.pptVIP

Rene Bellwied for STAR, ISMD-31 RHIC AGS Users Meeting 2001 Mixed Hadron Ratios from STAR STAR B/B Ratios Energy Evolution of B/B Ratio Statistical models Braun-Munzinger et al. (hep-ph/0106066) - Follows curve for E/N = 1 GeV at freezeout - Usesphenomenologicalparameterization: T and mB according to thermal model Strangeness production Wroblewski factor evolution Statistical model fit at 130 GeV Chemical fit result K/p ratio as a function of beam energy K/p ratio as a function of beam energy Experimental L/p Strange Baryon production as a f(centrality) Implications for ratios Implications for ratios Sensitivity to multi-strange baryons Sensitivity to multi-strange baryons Quark-Counting Ratios (ALCOR model) Quark-Counting Ratios from STAR data Quark coalescence for mixed ratios L/p ratio correction factors Lm = L+S0+X+W L+S0??????????? Lm pm = p+(0.64Lm+0.52S+) = p + 0.88 (L+S0??+ 0.52S+ = p+1.01 (L+S0?? pm/Lm = 0.74 + 0.73 p/(L+S0?? p/(L+S0?? = 1.?? pm/Lm – 1.01 Sudden hadronization model (1999) Sudden hadronization model (2001) Stat. model 200 GeV predictions Stat. Model Predictions Revisited What about other models ? Some Conclusions * * PID spectra in STAR Baryon/anti-baryon ratios Mixed hadron ratios Statistical models Chemical fits Quark coalescence Sudden hadronization Dynamical models Conclusions Rene Bellwied, Wayne State University, for the STAR Collaboration mid-rapidity y=±0.1 p / K / p - slope parameters dE/dx-analysis with TPC dE/dx , kink, V0 analysis comparison for charged and neutral Kaons Slope Parameters via V0 PID (y=±0.5) Larger pt-range than dE/dx, better characterization of flow Preliminary pt = 0.5-3.5 GeV/c Ratio approaching 1.0 as strangeness content increases Ratios calculated for central events at mid-rapidity, averaged over experimental acceptance in pt.With the assumption of equal acceptance of particle and antiparticle no corrections have to be applied STAR preliminary 0.94 ± 0.13 STAR preliminary Pr