[Brahms-l] Comments for d/p paper

From: Chellis Chasman <chasman_at_bnl.gov>
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 10:35:18 -0500
Michael-
Attached find some comments you might find 
useful for the d/p paper.  Most of the stuff is
typos and such, but maybe there are one or two
things to think a little about.  It would be nice
if we could find a reason to convince the reader 
that we really have evidence for coalescence not that
anyone in our community doubts it.  If we use equation
2, for example, do we extract a reasonable size for the
deuteron?
The paper is quite nice and I don't think there will
be much trouble getting it published.

                         Chellis

                  

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Chellis Chasman
Physics Department Bldg 510D
Brookhaven National Lab
Upton, NY 11973
Tel: 631-344-3990
Fax: 631-344-1334
E-mail: chasman_at_bnl.gov

   



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Subject: [Brahms-l] BRAHMS Minutes 15 Jan 2010


Minutes of BRAHMS analysis meeting 15th January 2010
====================================================

Present: Kris Chellis, Michael, JH, Ionus

Agenda: http://indico.cern.ch/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=80488
v2 draft (20')   	stephen sanders (University of Kansas)
09:50 	K/pi article referee comments (20') Ionut Arsene


Steve v2:
=========
Steve is using Phobos V2 integral V2 to get the reaction plane  
resolution. However our integrated V2 does not agree with the PHOBOS  
input.  He would like to rerun Eric's code that simulates our V2  
resolution. This requires moving CERNLIB up to 64 bit which requires  
Flemming.

He could try to get a resolution correction by using half the  
counters several counters but he is not keen that this would be  
helpful. JH suggested just integrating the pion yield to see if this  
is consistent with the hadron yield.

Steve's main concern now is that our integrated V2 be internally  
consistent with the assumptions that went into the analysis.


Ionos Response to K/pi referees:
================================
Ionos concentrated on just a few of the comments, the minor ones were  
already fixed in the new text.
Referee 1:
  UQMD give qualitative agreement to K-/K+ and pbar/p
Referee: 2
1) He will cite a paper mentioned by the referee on how hadronic  
resonances can explain the k/pi "horn."
2) He will find a way to include the power law exponents in the paper
3) For the description of Fig7 he now only shown one Teff at mid- 
rapidity and has tried to reformulate the description how flow  
depends on the system size.

================ Submitted by Michael Murray  
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