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Medium modification of averaged jet charge in heavy-ion collisions

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arxiv 1701.01308 v2 pith:6G6QLNJE submitted 2017-01-05 nucl-th hep-ph

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Jet charge characterizes the electric charge distribution inside a jet. In this talk we make the first theoretical study of jet charge in high-energy nuclear collisions and calculate numerically the medium alternations of jet charge due to parton energy loss in the quark-gluon plasma. The parton multiple scattering in hot/dense QCD medium is simulated by a modified version of PYQUEN Monte Carlo model with 3+1D ideal hydrodynamical evolution of the fireball. Our preliminary results show that the averaged jet charge is significant modified in A+A collisions relative to that in p+p. The different features of quark jet charge and gluon jet charge in heavy-ion collisions, and the sensitivity of jet charge modifications to flavour dependence of energy loss are observed, which could then be used to discriminate quark and gluon jet as well as their energy loss patterns in heavy-ion collisions.

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  1. Jet charge in high energy nuclear collisions

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    The averaged jet charge is predicted to be enhanced in central Pb+Pb collisions, and this enhancement is sensitive to the difference between quark and gluon energy loss.

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