Speaker
Dr
Abhisek Sen
(Iowa State University)
Description
The dynamics of heavy quark and their suppression in A+A collisions offers a unique opportunity to study the properties of Quark-Gluaon Plasma produced at RHIC. They are produced early in the collision and experience the full evolution of the medium. Studying the related observables in p(d)+A and A+A collisions can allow for the quantification of cold nuclear matter effects and energy loss in the produced hot medium. Asymmetric collisions of heavy nuclei, such as Cu+Au, provide an initial geometrical configuration where an interplay between cold and hot nuclear effects can be explored. Recent measurements of single muon invariant yields and nuclear modification factors at forward rapidities in Cu+Au collisions using the PHENIX detector will be presented.
| On behalf of collaboration: | PHENIX |
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Author
Dr
Abhisek Sen
(Iowa State University)
