Centrality Scaling of the pT Distribution of Pions
Rudolph C. Hwa, C. B. Yang
Abstract
From the preliminary data of PHENIX on the centrality dependence of the π0 spectrum in pT at midrapidity in heavy-ion collisions, we show that a scaling behavior exists that is independent of the centrality. It is then shown that <pT> degrades with increasing N part exponentially with a decay constant that can be quantified. A scaling distribution in terms of an intuitive scaling variable is derived that is analogous to the KNO scaling. No theoretical models are used in any part of this phenomenological analysis.
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