A proposal for the BRAHMS first publication

From: J.H. Lee (jhlee@sgs1.hirg.bnl.goV)
Date: Wed Jan 24 2001 - 14:06:41 EST

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    Dear Collaborators,
    
    For the first publication of BRAHMS,  I would like to propose 
    that we write two separate papers (letters) on the particle ratios 
    instead of one which is currently drafted.  I believe this is NOT 
    at cost of sacrificing qualities and timing of our first publication(s).  
    
    - The time to take to submit our first paper should be similar 
      (or shorter) as we currently planed ~ 1 month
    - By adding another unique result, ratios from MRS at 
      40/45 degree,  we can publish more systematic measurements
    - We have nice and unique results. We can write two high-quality 
      papers instead of one!
    - The time gap between two papers can be less than a month. 
    
    My proposals for the two papers are
    
    1) "Rapidity and centrality dependent pbar/p ratio in Au+Au Collisions 
    at sqrt(s)=130AGeV".
    
    and 
    
    2) "Transverse-momentum and centrality dependent particle ratios 
    (and spectra) at Mid-Rapidity in Au+Au collisions at sqrt(s)=130AGeV".
    
    
    The first one is to concentrate on pbar/p ratios including data sets from  
    Mid-rapidity at 40/45, 90 degrees and  FS at 4 degree:
    This will give very nice SYSTEMATIC measurements on net-proton 
    distributions.
    - Systematic: 3 rapidity points instead of two 
    - Unique ratios: 4 degree, 40/45 degree
    - I think we can produce particle ratios at MRS 40/45 degree in a month.
    
    The second paper includes pi-/pi+, K-/K+, pbar/p, K/pi ratios from MRS 
    at 90 degree: 
    - Independent measurements
    - High quality PID
    - Wide pt coverage, especially for pbar/p
    - Ratios at high pt (>1GeV/c) are not yet published
    - Particle spectra also can be included
    - This paper can be submitted first.
    
    Let me repeat. We have nice and unique results. 
    I believe we can write two nice papers on particle ratios/(spectra) from our 
    two spectrometers in a couple of month.  
    
    Regards, JH
    



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