System-size dependence of -jet modifications in heavy-ion collisions
arXiv:2508.15403 · doi:10.1088/1674-1137/adef24
Abstract
Medium modifications of the -triggered jets are investigated with the Linear Boltzmann Transport (LBT) model in heavy-ion collisions with varying system sizes, focusing on centrality dependence in Pb+Pb and Xe+Xe collisions at the LHC. Our numerical results reveal that jets produced in central collisions exhibit a wider transverse asymmetry () distribution, a broader jet shape, and a more pronounced -jet transverse momentum imbalance () compared to peripheral collisions. These effects arise from the longer path length and stronger jet-medium interactions in central collisions, leading to enhanced jet quenching and medium response. Our findings demonstrate that the magnitude of -jet modifications is sensitive to the size and centrality of the collision system, with larger systems inducing more significant alterations due to increased energy loss and medium feedback.
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