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Run-12 Transverse Jets: Collins-like Asymmetries Trigger-by-trigger
As a final first-look at trigger bias, I examine the Collins-like asymmetries trigger-by-trigger. The bias, here, should behave somewhat similar to the Sivers asymmetry. As a gluonic effect, the largest effects are expected at low pT (and low-z, evidently). Again, as with Sivers asymmetries, no large effects are observed. Thus, it may be difficult to see any trigger bias.
Figure 1
Indeed, for low-pT jets, all points appear to fluctuate about zero.
Figure 2
Similarly, in high-pT jets all points appear to fluctuate about zero.
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