Why is the J/ suppression enhanced at large transverse energy ?
arXiv:nucl-th/0105021 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.65.054908
Abstract
We study the ratio of over minimum bias in collisions at SPS energy. The NA50 data exhibit a sharp turn-over at GeV (close to the knee of the distribution) followed by a steady, steep decrease at larger . We show that this behaviour can be explained by the combined effects of a small decrease of the hadronic in the event sample (due to the taken by the trigger), together with the sharp decrease of the distributions in this region (tail). This phenomenon does not affect the (true) ratio over (obtained by the NA50 standard analysis), but does affect the one obtained by the so-called minimum bias analysis. A good agreement is obtained with the data coming from both analysis -- as well as with the ratios of and over minimum bias -- in the whole region.
20 pages, 4 postscript figures One modified equation and one added table. No modifications in results and figures
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