Abstract
In this paper we report the effect of the jet-medium interplay as implemented in the EPOS 3 model on the ridgelike structure observed in high-multiplicity -Pb collisions at TeV. EPOS 3 takes into account hydrodynamically expanding bulk matter, jets and the jet-medium interaction. The basis of this model is multiple scatterings where each scattering finally produces flux tubes (strings). In the higher multiplicity event classes where the density of flux-tubes (strings) is higher, there is a finite probability that the strings will pick up quarks and antiquarks (or diquarks) from the bulk (core) for flux-tube breaking to produce jet hadrons (corona) instead of producing them via the usual Schwinger mechanism. This will eventually create a correlation between core and corona and also influence the corona-corona correlation because the corona particles containing quarks and antiquarks (or diquarks) from the bulk also carry the fluid information. We report the relative contributions of the core-core, core-corona, corona-core, and corona-corona correlations toward the ridge in high- and low-multiplicity -Pb collisions at TeV using the data generated by EPOS 3. The multiplicity evolution of the ridges in all the cases is also reported.
- Received 21 August 2016
- Revised 1 March 2017
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.95.044906
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