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High momentum hadrons' suppression is considered to be excellent probe of QCD matter created in ultra-relativistic heavy ion collisions. Here we apply our recently developed dynamical energy loss formalism, which includes the following effects: dynamical scattering centers, QCD medium of a finite size, both radiative and collisional energy losses, running coupling and finite magnetic mass, and which we further incorporate into numerical procedure, to generate angular averaged Raa predictions and to compare them with experimental Raa data, by using no free parameters. A robust agreement of our predictions and experimentally measured Raa for different energies, probes and all available centrality regions, raised the question whether this agreement is consequence of a single effect or of a superposition of all these effects. We obtained that, although the inclusion of dynamical scattering center has the largest relative importance, all the other effects are also important, since they lead to fine improvements of the agreement. Therefore, the robust agreement is a cumulative effect of all these features, with dynamical effect being crucial for accurate Raa predictions.

Modeling jet-medium interactions at RHIC and LHC - which energy loss effect is crucial?