Differential Correlation Measurements with the Identity Method
arXiv:1806.02264 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.98.014905
Abstract
We present an extension of the identity method initially introduced for particle yield fluctuation studies towards measurements of differential correlations. The extension is developed and illustrated in the context of measurements of the normalized two-particle cumulant but is adaptable to any correlation measurements, including differential flow measurements. The identity method is also extended to account for an arbitrary number of particle identification devices and signals.
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