Probing jet properties via two particle correlation method

Abstract

The formulae for calculating jet fragmentation momentum, $<j_T^2>$, and parton transverse momentum, $<k_T^2>$, and conditional yield are discussed in two particle correlation framework. Additional corrections are derived to account for the limited detector acceptance and inefficiency, for cases when the event mixing technique is used. The validity of our approach is confirmed with Monte-carlo simulation.

Proceeding for HotQuarks2004 conference. 11 pages, 8 figures, corrected for typos

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• PHENIX measurement of jet properties and their modification in heavy-ion collisions
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