[Brahms-l] Re: Thursdays analysis meeting

From: Radoslaw Karabowicz <r.karabowicz@if.uj.edu.pl>
Date: Wed Sep 07 2005 - 15:48:57 EDT
I have put my tomorrow's presentation on hte web in the agenda.
I hope that the explanation of triggers will be satisfactory for all
now;)
I also enclosed few plots answering the problem below (thank you Ramiro
for the data).

Greetings from Krakow.

Radek

ps. it is probable that the presentation will be slightly different
tomorrow - if
I will find my mistake I will put additiional slide there.

flemming videbaek wrote:

>  The spectra shown in the DIS contribution are from our publications
> in PRL used for the dA and has data fromthe pp in run-3. Were quite
> confident, and I believe the difference you see is what Ramiro has
> also mentioned thatyour spectra for pi's (in case of pi- it is 80% of
> the h-) does not agree with the published data. These are
> quiteconsistent with extrapolations to dN/deta in pp.The change in
> rapidity to pseuo-rapidity cannot make much of a difference for pion's
> in particular at higher pt.Ramiro has just analysed the pp data from
> run-5 too. I think a direct comparison on one plot would be useful for
> tomorrow'sdiscussion. if Ramiro's send you the histogram of the pp
> spectra could you make such a plot.Maybe you additionally can write
> down the formulae how you treat counts, and normalizations with
> all the factors of 1/pt /2pi and so one. regards
> Flemming ----------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Flemming Videbaek
> Physics Department
> Brookhaven National Laboratory e-mail: videbaek@bnl.gov
> phone: 631-344-4106
>
>      ----- Original Message -----
>      From: Radoslaw Karabowicz
>      To: flemming videbaek
>      Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 8:19 AM
>      Subject: Re: Thursdays analysis meeting
>       Hello!
>
>      I am working on this;). I have a question. Recently I found
>      your work, where you show spectra for identified
>      particles at high rapidities. When comparing my spectra with
>      yours I can see that mine are about 5 times smaller
>      than yours. The difference is that you use pseudorapidity,
>      not rapidity - is it possible that it makes such
>      a big difference?
>
>      Rapidity Dependence of High-pT Suppression
>      F.Videbęk for the BRAHMS Collaboration
>      Physics Department, Brookhaven National Laboratory
>
>      greetings, radek
>
>
>      flemming videbaek wrote:
>
>     > This is a remionde that you post material for the Thursday
>     > meeting on the CERN agenda pageby tomorrow evening so we
>     > all have a chance to read and digest the
>     > materialhttp://agenda.cern.ch/fullAgenda.php?ida=a055636regards
>     > Flemming
>     > ----------------------------------------------------------------
>     >
>     > Flemming Videbaek
>     > Physics Department
>     > Brookhaven National Laboratory e-mail: videbaek@bnl.gov
>     > phone: 631-344-4106
>




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