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Run-12 Transverse Jets: Sivers Asymmetries Trigger-by-trigger
Using the same trigger definitions as described previously, I now investigate the effects of trigger bias on the Sivers asymmetries.
Figure 1
Generally speaking there does not appear to be much difference between the various triggers. VPDMB seems to jump fairly substantially around 9 GeV/c.
Figure 2
At high-pT, again, there seem to be nothing but small fluctuations. Only small effects are observed, here, so it may be worth incorporating some kind of normalization as Anselm suggests.
Figure 3
The large fluctuation observed in Fig. 1 seems to stem from the mid-rapidity jets.
Figure 4
There may be a bit of non-zero effects in the difference between AJP and JP2.
Figure 5
Forward jets at low-pT seem to show only small deviations.
Figure 6
Forward scattered jets at high-pT also seem to show no large deviations amongst different triggers.
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