Effects of color reconnection on hadron flavor observables
(2015) In Physical Review D (Particles, Fields, Gravitation and Cosmology) 92(9).- Abstract
- We present a series of observables for soft inclusive physics, and utilize them for comparison between two recently developed color reconnection models: the new color reconnection model in Pythia and the DIPSY rope hadronization model. The observables are ratios of identified hadron yields as a function of the final-state activity, as measured by the charged multiplicity. Since both considered models have a nontrivial dependence on the final-state activity, the above observables serve as excellent probes to test the effect of these models. Both models show a clear baryon enhancement with increasing multiplicity, while only the DIPSY rope model leads to a strangeness enhancement. Flowlike patterns, previously found to be connected to color... (More)
- We present a series of observables for soft inclusive physics, and utilize them for comparison between two recently developed color reconnection models: the new color reconnection model in Pythia and the DIPSY rope hadronization model. The observables are ratios of identified hadron yields as a function of the final-state activity, as measured by the charged multiplicity. Since both considered models have a nontrivial dependence on the final-state activity, the above observables serve as excellent probes to test the effect of these models. Both models show a clear baryon enhancement with increasing multiplicity, while only the DIPSY rope model leads to a strangeness enhancement. Flowlike patterns, previously found to be connected to color reconnection models, are investigated for the new models. Only Pythia shows a p(perpendicular to)-dependent enhancement of the Lambda/K ratio as the final-state activity increases, with the enhancement being largest in the mid-p(perpendicular to) region. (Less)
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publisher = {{American Physical Society}},
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title = {{Effects of color reconnection on hadron flavor observables}},
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