Taking into account the effects of shadowing and jet quenching, the large transverse momentum distribution of K+, π+ and K+/π+ ratios at s = 200 GeV originating from resolved photoproduction processes is calcula...Taking into account the effects of shadowing and jet quenching, the large transverse momentum distribution of K+, π+ and K+/π+ ratios at s = 200 GeV originating from resolved photoproduction processes is calculated based on perturbative quantum chromodynamics. It is found that the contribution of K+ and π+ produced by photoproduction processes is evident. The K+ /π+ ratios in Au-Au collisions show an obvious enhancement compared with p p collisions. The numerical results indicate that the photoproduetion processes are good modification for kaon and pion production.展开更多
We calculate the centrality dependence of inclusive cross section of large-p_(T)charmed-meson(D^0,D~*,D^(*+),and D_s^+)from heavy quark fragmentation by the hard photoproduction processes in ultrarelativistic heavy io...We calculate the centrality dependence of inclusive cross section of large-p_(T)charmed-meson(D^0,D~*,D^(*+),and D_s^+)from heavy quark fragmentation by the hard photoproduction processes in ultrarelativistic heavy ion collisions.The numerical results indicate that the contribution of the hard photoproduction processes cannot be negligible for the inclusive charmed-meson production in Au-Au collisions at Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider(RHIC)and Pb-Pb collisions at Large Hadron Collider(LHC).展开更多
Hard photoproduction of J/ψ and T at large hadron collider(LHC)Pb-Pb collisionswith CMS energy 6300 GeV/u is discussed in the process Pb+Pb→Pb+J/ψ+X with threetypes of equivalent photon spectrum functions.It turns ...Hard photoproduction of J/ψ and T at large hadron collider(LHC)Pb-Pb collisionswith CMS energy 6300 GeV/u is discussed in the process Pb+Pb→Pb+J/ψ+X with threetypes of equivalent photon spectrum functions.It turns out that the hard photoproductionprocesses can be used to probe several important problems such as the gluon distribution in thenucleus,gluon and heavy q.uark fragmentation of J/ψ,et al.In addition,the process alsoprovides a new way of testing the EMC effects.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos 11065010 and 11465021
文摘Taking into account the effects of shadowing and jet quenching, the large transverse momentum distribution of K+, π+ and K+/π+ ratios at s = 200 GeV originating from resolved photoproduction processes is calculated based on perturbative quantum chromodynamics. It is found that the contribution of K+ and π+ produced by photoproduction processes is evident. The K+ /π+ ratios in Au-Au collisions show an obvious enhancement compared with p p collisions. The numerical results indicate that the photoproduetion processes are good modification for kaon and pion production.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No.11847207the International Postdoctoral Exchange Fellowship Program of China under Grant No.20180010the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation funded project No.2017M610663
文摘We calculate the centrality dependence of inclusive cross section of large-p_(T)charmed-meson(D^0,D~*,D^(*+),and D_s^+)from heavy quark fragmentation by the hard photoproduction processes in ultrarelativistic heavy ion collisions.The numerical results indicate that the contribution of the hard photoproduction processes cannot be negligible for the inclusive charmed-meson production in Au-Au collisions at Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider(RHIC)and Pb-Pb collisions at Large Hadron Collider(LHC).
文摘Hard photoproduction of J/ψ and T at large hadron collider(LHC)Pb-Pb collisionswith CMS energy 6300 GeV/u is discussed in the process Pb+Pb→Pb+J/ψ+X with threetypes of equivalent photon spectrum functions.It turns out that the hard photoproductionprocesses can be used to probe several important problems such as the gluon distribution in thenucleus,gluon and heavy q.uark fragmentation of J/ψ,et al.In addition,the process alsoprovides a new way of testing the EMC effects.