Speaker
Myunggeun Song
(Yonsei University (KR))
Description
One of the important results in Heavy Ion collisions is anisotropic distribution of particle production. This collective phenomena is know as anisotropic flow, and successfully parameterized by a Fourier harmonics. The correlation between different flow harmonics may provide a new window into both the early stage dynamics and transport properties of QGP Several flow observables have been studied by measuring moments [1], with two symmetric sub-events group separated by a single rapidity gap. The advantage of using this method is that we can suppress non-flow (e.g from jets and/or resonances) in addition to suppressing self-correlation effects. We measure the correlation between different flow harmonics (both magnitude and event plane angle direction) and estimate non-linear coefficients of the hydrodynamic response In this presentation, our methods will be discussed in detail, and our results will be compared to the AMPT simulation and various hydrodynamic calculations.
[1] R. S. Bhalerao, J. Y. Ollitrault, S. Pal, arXiv:1307.0980, R.S. Bhalerao et al., Phys. Lett. B $\bf 742$ (2015) 9498
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Primary author
Myunggeun Song
(Yonsei University (KR))
