System size dependence of the log-periodic oscillations of transverse momentum spectra
arXiv:1411.5148 · doi:10.1051/epjconf/20159001002
Abstract
Recently the inclusive transverse momentum distributions of primary charged particles were measured for different centralities in collisions. A strong suppression of the nuclear modification factor in central collisions around GeV/c was seen. As a possible explanation, the hydrodynamic description of the collision process was tentatively proposed. However, such effect, (albeit much weaker) also exists in the ratio of data/fits, both in nuclear collisions, and in the elementary data in the same range of transverse momenta for which such an explanation is doubtful. As shown recently, in this case, assuming that this effect is genuine, it can be attributed to a specific modification of a quasi-power like formula usually used to describe such data, namely the Tsallis distribution. Following examples from other branches of physics, one simply has to allow for the power index becoming a complex number. This results in specific log-periodic oscillations dressing the usual power-like distribution, which can fit the data. In this presentation we demonstrate that this method can also describe data for different centralities. We compare it also with a two component statistical model with two Tsallis distributions recently proposed showing that data at still larger will be sufficient to discriminate between these two approaches.
arXiv comment6 pages, 8 figures. Contibution to the XLIV International Symposium on Multiparticle Dynamics proceedings
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