Limiting fragmentation and ϕ meson production at RHIC
Ben-Hao Sa, Zong-Di Su, An Tai, Dai-Mei Zhou
Abstract
The PHOBOS's limiting fragmentation etc. three empirical scaling rules for charged multiplicity in Au+Au collisions at RHIC are investigated by a hadron and string cascade model LUCIAE. Similar studies are performed for the ϕ meson exploring its production mechanism via comparing with the charged multiplicity. The LUCIAE results for charged multiplicity are compatible with PHOBOS observations. However, for the ϕ meson the three empirical scaling rules are either kept only or kept better in the LUCIAE calculations without reduction mechanism of the s quark suppression extra introduced for the strangeness in LUCIAE model. These results seem indicating a universal production mechanism for charged particle and ϕ meson in string fragmentation regime. It is discussed that the PHOBOS's empirical scaling rules are model dependent indeed.
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