Charmonium at LHC: Production, Propagation and Decay
Pradip Roy, Abhee K. Dutt-Mazumder, Jane Alam, Bikash Sinha
Abstract
The productions of muon pairs from the decay of heavy quarkonia have been evaluated for different centrality of the nuclear collisions at LHC energies. The effects of the various comover scenarios on the survival probability of the heavy quarkonia have been considered. The effects of shadowing and comover suppressions on the dilepton spectra originating from the decays of J/ψis found to be substantial. The dilepton yield from the thermal J/ψhas also been estimated and found to be small.
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