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Open charm measurement in p+p $sqrt{s}$ = 200 GeV collisions at STAR |
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The charm production is sensitive to early dynamics of the created system
in RHIC heavy ion collisions. Dominant process of charm quarks production
at RHIC is believed to be initial gluon fusion which can be calculated in the
perturbative QCD. Understanding on both the charm production total cross
section and the fragmentation in p+p collisions is a baseline to further explore
the QCD medium via open charm and charmonium in heavy ion collisions.
This talk will present the reconstruction of open charm meson $D^{0}$
via the weak decay to K and $\pi$ mesons in the p+p collisions at $sqrt{s}$ = 200 GeV.
The analysis is based on the large p+p minimum bias sample
collected in RHIC in year 2009 by the STAR detector. The barrel Time-Of-Flight detector,
which covered 72% of the whole barrel in Run9, was firstly used to improve
the decay daughter identification. Physics implications from this analysis will be
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STAR |
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100 |
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Room: Main Auditorium |
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Duration: |
00' |
Primary Authors: |
Mr. TLUSTY, David (PhD. student) |
Presenters: |
Mr. TLUSTY, David |
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