Resonance Overview SQm2003 - Duke Physics概述sqm2003 -杜克物理共振.ppt

Resonances in Heavy Ion Collisions Introduction History/Techniques Particle Yield Thermal Description Strangeness Enhancement In-medium Effect Time Scale Measurement pT Spectra Flow Effect High pT Phenomenon A little bit of history Measurement Technique How Many Resonances? Experiments What do we do with it? Significance of Feeddown Brown-Rho Scaling Rho Broadening Low Mass Dilepton measuring ? properties How to Probe Early Stage? Modification in medium Decay quicklymatter exists 10-23s Small or no FSIleptons, photons, neutrino f-Production: Hadronic versus Leptonic Decay Channel Different decay channels: NA49: F? K-K+ NA50: F? ?-?+ Transverse momentum spectrum fit: 1/mTdn/dmT ~ exp(-mT/T) (NA49: 3.0y3.8) ? Vector Meson at RHIC AMPT: (??l+l-)/(??K+K-)=1.5 Experiments’ comparison ? hadronic/leptonic decay Dileptons at SPS Hadronic Decay at Late Stage Lower Density Lower Temperature Smaller Effect Hadronic Decay Larger Signal Extrapolation K*0 Mass and Width Distribution What Effects? Rescattering Phase Space Interference Modification Probe Freeze-out Dynamics All that Matters: X-section Different by 5 RescatteringRegeneration at later stage Yield and pT Spectra Flow/pQCD Effect Particle Spectra Power Law Spectra What Puzzles? Spectra Meet at 2GeV/c pT centrality dependence Resonance Elliptic Flow v2 K*0 , ? Elliptic Flow v2 Summary Resonances are Important Tools in Heavy Ion Physics Particle Production Matter Properties (particle properties) Hadronic Decay Probes Freeze-out Dynamics Flow/High pT Effect More Conventional Approach Hadronic Decay Mode Statistical models J. Kapusta QM02 CERES Hadronic channels consistent?? T. Ullrich QM02 Dieter R?hrich, QM02 Statistical Model: Work Reasonably well More Resonance Data Coming * Zhangbu Xu (BNL) SQM2003 O. Barannikova, M. Bleicher, G. Brown, P. Fachini, L. Gaudichet, T. Hallman,H. Huang, F. Laue, H. Long, R. Longacre, J. Ma, C. Markert , S. Salur, J. Sandweiss, E. Shuryak, A. Tai, G. Torrieri, T.