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A new correlation method to identify and separate charm and bottom production processes at RHIC
Andre Mischke ;
Date 8 Jul 2008
AbstractElectrons from semileptonic decays of heavy-flavor mesons (D and B) allows to study the energy loss of heavy-quarks in nuclear collisions at sqrt(s) = 200 GeV at RHIC. Since theoretical calculations implying pQCD have shown that the crossing point where bottom decay electrons starts to dominate over charm decay electrons is largely unknown, an urgent need arise to access the relative contributions independently. A correlation method is proposed to identify and separate charm and bottom production processes on a statistical basis through tagging of their decay electrons and open charmed mesons. The feasibility for this method is shown using PYTHIA and MC@NLO simulations which also allow to estimate the complete NLO contributions (including gluon-splitting diagrams).
Source arXiv, 0807.1309
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