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The double-peak structure observed in soft-hard dihadron correlations wasrecently studied intensively in order to learn more about the jet-inducedmedium excitation in ultrarelativistic heavy-ion collisions. Experimental datashows that the double-peak structure obtained for soft trigger particlescoalesces into one peak for harder trigger particles. We demonstrate that thiseffect occurs when averaging over many jet events in a transversally expandingbackground, while a hot spot scenario always leads to two distinct peaks. Thissuggests to study soft-hard correlations induced by heavy-flavor jets withthose generated by light-flavor jets at RHIC and LHC in order to reallydisentangle medium effects from jets.

Deflected Jets or Hot Spots? Conical Correlations of Hard Trigger Particles