Transverse Spin Studies with STAR at RHIC
C. A. Gagliardi
Abstract
STAR has observed sizable transverse single-spin asymmetries for inclusive pi0 production at forward rapidity in p+p collisions at sqrts=200 GeV. These asymmetries may arise from either the Sivers or Collins effect. Studies are underway during the current RHIC run to elucidate the dynamics that underlie these single-spin asymmetries. Additional measurements are underway to search for the Sivers effect in mid-rapidity di-jet production.
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