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Dirative p ro dution of heavy mesons at the LHC Ma rta uszzak Institut of Physis Universit y of Rzesz w 2-7 June 2016 MESON 2016, Krak w, P oland Ma rta uszzak Universit y of Rzeszo w Plan


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SLIDE 1 Dira tive p ro du tion
  • f
heavy mesons at the LHC Ma rta usz zak Institut
  • f
Physi s Universit y
  • f
Rzesz w 2-7 June 2016 MESON 2016, Krak
  • w,
P
  • land
Ma rta usz zak Universit y
  • f
Rzeszo w
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SLIDE 2 Plan
  • f
the talk Intro du tion Dira tive p ro du tion
  • f
¯ and b¯ b Hadronization
  • f
heavy qua rks Dira tive p ro du tion
  • f
  • p
en ha rm and b
  • ttom
Dira tive ha rm p ro du tion within k t
  • fa to
rization app roa h Con lusions Based
  • n:
M. usz zak, R. Ma iua and A. Sz zurek, Phys. Rev. D91, 054024 (2015), a rXiv:1412.3132 M. usz zak, R. Ma iua, A. Sz zurek and M. T rzebinski, a pap er in p repa ration Ma rta usz zak Universit y
  • f
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SLIDE 3 Intro du tion to dira tive physi s at hadron
  • lliders
Inelasti dira tive s atterings an b e lassied into three dierent sp e ies.

IP Φ η Φ η η η Φ Φ IP IP IP non−diffractive (ND) single−diffractive (SD) double−diffractive (DD) central−diffractive (CD)

Double Pomeron Exchange (DPE)

Single-dira tion (SD) is the p ro ess initiated b y ex hange
  • f
p
  • meron
b et w een intera ting p rotons, whereb y
  • ne
p roton remains inta t and se ond p roton is destro y ed and p roton remnants app ea r in the dete to r. This b rok en p roton gives rise to a bun h
  • f
nal pa rti les
  • r
to a resonan e with the same quantum numb ers. On the side
  • f
survived p roton a rapidit y gap app ea rs, whi h sepa rate the p roton from remnants. Double-dira tion (DD) is simila rly initiated but here b
  • th
p rotons do not survive the
  • llision.
In this ase rapidit y gap is lo ated in the entral rapidit y region. Central-dira tion (CD) alled also Double-P
  • meron-Ex hange
(DPE) is governed b y p
  • meron-p
  • meron
intera tion. Here, b
  • th
  • lliding
p rotons remain inta t and some entral system
  • f
pa rti les, is p ro du ed. In these events t w
  • utgoing
p rotons a re sepa rated from entral
  • bje ts
b y t w
  • rapidit
y gaps. Ma rta usz zak Universit y
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SLIDE 4 Single- and entral-dira tive p ro du tion
  • f
heavy qua rks single- dira tive p ro du tion IP, IR p1 p2 p′ 1 Y X Q ¯ Q g g IP, IR p1 p2 p′ 1 Y X Q ¯ Q qf( ¯ qf) ¯ qf(qf) IP, IR p1 p2 p′ 2 Y X Q ¯ Q g g IP, IR p1 p2 p′ 2 Y X Q ¯ Q ¯ qf(qf) qf(¯ qf) entral- dira tive p ro du tion IP, IR p1 p2 p′ 2 Y2 Y1 Q ¯ Q g p′ 1 IP, IR g IP, IR p1 p2 p′ 2 Y2 Y1 Q ¯ Q ¯ qf(qf) p′ 1 IP, IR qf(¯ qf) leading-o rder gluon-gluon fusion and qua rk-antiqua rk anihilation pa rtoni subp ro esses a re tak en into
  • nsideration
the extra
  • rre tions
from subleading reggeon ex hanges a re expli itly al ulated Ma rta usz zak Universit y
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SLIDE 5 Theo reti al framew
  • rk
In this app roa h (Ingelman-S hlein mo del)
  • ne
assumes that the P
  • meron
has a w ell dened pa rtoni stru ture, and that the ha rd p ro ess tak es pla e in a P
  • meronp
roton
  • r
p rotonP
  • meron
(single dira tion)
  • r
P
  • meronP
  • meron
( entral dira tion) p ro esses. dσ SD(1) dy 1 dy 2 dp 2 t

=

1 16π 2ˆ s 2 ×
  • |M
gg→Q ¯ Q| 2 · x 1 g D( x 1, µ 2) x 2 g( x 2, µ 2)

+ |M

q¯ q→Q ¯ Q| 2 ·
  • x
1 q D( x 1, µ 2) x 2¯ q( x 2, µ 2) + x 1¯ q D( x 1, µ 2) x 2 q( x 2, µ 2)
  • ,
dσ SD(2) dy 1 dy 2 dp 2 t

=

1 16π 2ˆ s 2 ×
  • |M
gg→Q ¯ Q| 2 · x 1 g( x 1, µ 2) x 2 g D( x 2, µ 2)

+ |M

q¯ q→Q ¯ Q| 2 ·
  • x
1 q( x 1, µ 2) x 2¯ q D( x 2, µ 2) + x 1¯ q( x 1, µ 2) x 2 q D( x 2, µ 2)
  • ,
dσ CD dy 1 dy 2 dp 2 t

=

1 16π 2ˆ s 2 ×
  • |M
gg→Q ¯ Q| 2 · x 1 g D( x 1, µ 2) x 2 g D( x 2, µ 2)

+ |M

q¯ q→Q ¯ Q| 2 ·
  • x
1 q D( x 1, µ 2) x 2¯ q D( x 2, µ 2) + x 1¯ q D( x 1, µ 2) x 2 q D( x 2, µ 2)

,

standa rd
  • llinea
r MSTW08LO pa rton distributions (A.D. Ma rtin, W.J. Stirling, R.S. Tho rne and G. W att) dira tive distribution fun tion (dira tive PDF) Ma rta usz zak Universit y
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SLIDE 6 Theo reti al framew
  • rk
The dira tive distribution fun tion (dira tive PDF) an b e
  • btained
b y a
  • nvolution
  • f
the ux
  • f
p
  • merons
f I P( x I P) in the p roton and the pa rton distribution in the p
  • meron,
e.g. g I P(β, µ 2) fo r gluons: g D( x, µ 2) =
  • dx
I P dβ δ( x − x I Pβ) g I P(β, µ 2) f I P( x I P) =
  • 1
x dx I P x I P f I P( x I P) g I P( x x I P

, µ

2) . The ux
  • f
P
  • merons
f I P( x I P) : f I P( x I P) =
  • t
max t min dt f ( x I P, t) , with t min, t max b eing kinemati b
  • unda
ries. Both p
  • meron
ux fa to rs f I P( x I P, t) as w ell as pa rton distributions in the p
  • meron
w ere tak en from the H1
  • llab
  • ration
analysis
  • f
dira tive stru ture fun tion at HERA. Ma rta usz zak Universit y
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SLIDE 7 Results fo r ¯ and b¯ b

(GeV)

t

p

5 10 15 20 25 30

(nb/GeV)

t

/dp σ d

  • 3
10
  • 2
10
  • 1
10 1 10 2 10 3 10 4 10 5 10 6 10

X (SD) c p c → p p = 14 TeV s

gg-fusion (solid)
  • annihilation (dashed)
q q I P
  • g
l u
  • n
I R
  • g
l u
  • n
I P
  • q
u a r k IR-quark = 0.05 G S 2 t = m 2 µ |y| < 8.0

(GeV)

t

p

5 10 15 20 25 30

(nb/GeV)

t

/dp σ d

  • 3
10
  • 2
10
  • 1
10 1 10 2 10 3 10 4 10 5 10 6 10

X (SD) b p b → p p = 14 TeV s

gg-fusion (solid)
  • annihilation (dashed)
q q I P
  • g
l u
  • n
I R
  • g
l u
  • n
I P
  • q
u a r k IR-quark = 0.05 G S 2 t = m 2 µ |y| < 8.0

(GeV)

t

p

5 10 15 20 25 30

(nb/GeV)

t

/dp σ d

  • 3
10
  • 2
10
  • 1
10 1 10 2 10 3 10 4 10

X (CD) c p c → p p = 14 TeV s

gg-fusion (solid)
  • annihilation (dashed)
q q IP-IP IR-IR IP-IP IR-IR = 0.05 G S 2 t = m 2 µ |y| < 8.0 IP-IR and IR-IP IP-IR and IR-IP

(GeV)

t

p

5 10 15 20 25 30

(nb/GeV)

t

/dp σ d

  • 3
10
  • 2
10
  • 1
10 1 10 2 10 3 10 4 10

X (CD) b p p b → p p = 14 TeV s

gg-fusion (solid)
  • annihilation (dashed)
q q IP-IP IR-IR IP-IP IR-IR = 0.02 G S 2 t = m 2 µ |y| < 8.0 IP-IR and IR-IP IP-IR and IR-IP the multipli ative fa to rs a re app ro ximately S G = 0.05 fo r single-dira tive p ro du tion and S G = 0.02 fo r entral-dira tive
  • ne
fo r the nominal LHC energy (√ s = 14 T e V) Ma rta usz zak Universit y
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SLIDE 8 Results fo r ¯ and b¯ b

(GeV)

t

p

5 10 15 20 25 30

(nb/GeV)

t

/dp σ d

  • 2
10
  • 1
10 1 10 2 10 3 10 4 10 5 10

X (SD) c p c → p p = 14 TeV s

IP-gluon (solid) IR-gluon (dashed) <0.05 pom x <0.1 pom x < . 1 r e g x <0.2 reg x = 0.05 G S 2 t = m 2 µ |y| < 8.0

(GeV)

t

p

5 10 15 20 25 30

(nb/GeV)

t

/dp σ d

  • 2
10
  • 1
10 1 10 2 10 3 10 4 10 5 10

X (SD) b p b → p p = 14 TeV s

IP-gluon (solid) IR-gluon (dashed) <0.05 pom x <0.1 pom x < . 1 r e g x <0.2 reg x = 0.05 G S 2 t = m 2 µ |y| < 8.0 IP/IR

x

0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25 0.3 IP/IR

/dx

SD

σ d

4 10 5 10 6 10 7 10

X (SD) c p c → p p = 14 TeV s

IP-gluon (solid) IR-gluon (dashed) = 0.05 G S 2 t = m 2 µ |y| < 8.0 IP/IR

x

0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25 0.3 IP/IR

/dx

SD

σ d

3 10 4 10 5 10 6 10

X (SD) b p b → p p = 14 TeV s

IP-gluon (solid) IR-gluon (dashed) = 0.05 G S 2 t = m 2 µ |y| < 8.0 in the ase
  • f
p
  • meron
ex hange the upp er limit in the
  • nvolution
fo rmula is tak en to b e 0.1 and fo r reggeon ex hange 0.2 (x I P <
  • 0. 1,
x I R <
  • 0. 2)
the whole Regge fo rmalism do es not apply ab
  • ve
these limits Ma rta usz zak Universit y
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SLIDE 9 Results fo r ¯ and b¯ b

y

  • 8
  • 6
  • 4
  • 2
2 4 6 8

(nb) /dy} σ d

  • 1
10 1 10 2 10 3 10 4 10 5 10

X (SD) c p c → p p X (SD) c p c → p p = 14 TeV s

gg-fusion (solid)
  • annihilation (dashed)
q q IP-gluon IR-gluon IP-quark IR-quark gluon-IP gluon-IR quark-IP quark-IR = 0.05 G S 2 t = m 2 µ < 30.0 t p

y

  • 8
  • 6
  • 4
  • 2
2 4 6 8

(nb) /dy} σ d

  • 2
10
  • 1
10 1 10 2 10 3 10 4 10

X (SD) b p b → p p = 14 TeV s

gg-fusion (solid)
  • annihilation (dashed)
q q IP-gluon IR-gluon IP-quark IR-quark gluon-IP gluon-IR quark-IP quark-IR = 0.05 G S 2 t = m 2 µ < 30.0 t p

y

  • 8
  • 6
  • 4
  • 2
2 4 6 8

(nb) /dy} σ d

  • 1
10 1 10 2 10 3 10 4 10 5 10

X (CD) c p p c → p p = 14 TeV s

gg-fusion (solid)
  • annihilation (dashed)
q q IP-IP sum IR-IR IP-IP IR-IR IP-IR and IR-IP IP-IR and IR-IP = 0.02 G S 2 t = m 2 µ < 30.0 t p

y

  • 8
  • 6
  • 4
  • 2
2 4 6 8

(nb) /dy} σ d

  • 3
10
  • 2
10
  • 1
10 1 10 2 10 3 10

X (CD) b p p b → p p = 14 TeV s

gg-fusion (solid)
  • annihilation (dashed)
q q IP-IP sum IR-IR IP-IP IR-IR IP-IR and IR-IP IP-IR and IR-IP = 0.02 G S 2 t = m 2 µ < 30.0 t p the individual single-dira tive me hanisms have maxima at la rge rapidities, while the entral-dira tive
  • ntribution
is
  • n entrated
at midrapidities. This is a
  • nsequen e
  • f
limiting integration
  • ver
x I P to 0.0 < x I P < 0.1 and
  • ver
x I R to 0.0 < x I R < 0.2 Ma rta usz zak Universit y
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SLIDE 10 Hadronization
  • f
heavy qua rks

p1 p2 Q ¯ Q X1 X2

k1,t = 0 k2,t = 0

M ¯ M

hadronization phenomenology → fragmentation fun tions extra ted from e+ e− data
  • ften
used (older pa rametrizations): P eterson et al., Braaten et al., Ka rtvelishvili et al. mo re up-to-date: ha rm nonp erturbative fragmentation fun tions determined from re ent Belle, CLEO, ALEPH and OP AL data: Knees h-Kniehl-Kramer-S hienb ein (KKKS08) + DGLAP evolution! F ONLL → Braaten et al. ( ha rm) and Ka rtvelishvili et al. (b
  • ttom)
GM-VFNS → KKKS08 + evolution numeri ally p erfo rmed b y res alling transverse momentum at a
  • nstant
rapidit y (angle) from heavy qua rks to heavy mesons: dσ( y, p M t ) dyd 2 p M t

  • D
Q→M( z) z 2

·

dσ( y, p Q t ) dyd 2 p Q t dz where: p Q t = p M t z and z ∈ ( 0, 1) app ro ximation: rapidit y un hanged in the fragmentation p ro ess → y Q = y M Ma rta usz zak Universit y
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SLIDE 11 Predi tions
  • f
integrated ross se tions fo r LHC exp eriments single-dira tion: I R I P+I R ≈ 24 − 31% entral-dira tion: I PI R+I RI P+I RI R I PI P+I PI R+I RI P+I RI R ≈ 42 − 50% single−dira tive non−dira tive

2 − 3% entral−dira tive non−dira tive

  • 0. 03 −
  • 0. 07%
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SLIDE 12 k t
  • fa to
rization in non-dira tive ha rm p ro du tion

p1 p2 Q ¯ Q X1 X2

k1,t = 0 k2,t = 0

k t
  • fa to
rization −

→ κ

1, t , κ 2, t = Collins-Ellis , Nu l. Phys. B360 (1991) 3; Catani-Ciafaloni-Hautmann, Nu l. Phys. B366 (1991) 135; Ball-Ellis, JHEP 05 (2001) 053

very e ient app roa h fo r Q Q
  • rrelations
multi-dierential ross se tion dσ dy 1 dy 2 d 2 p 1,t d 2 p 2,t

=

  • i,j
  • d
2κ 1,t

π

d 2κ 2,t

π

1 16π 2( x 1 x 2 s) 2 |M i∗ j∗→ Q ¯ Q| 2

× δ

2
  • κ
1,t +

κ

2,t − p 1,t − p 2,t
  • F
i ( x 1, κ 2 1,t ) F j ( x 2, κ 2 2,t)

F

i ( x 1, κ 2 1,t), F j ( x 2, κ 2 2,t)
  • unintegrated
(k t
  • dep
endent) gluon distributions LO
  • -shell |M
g∗ g∗→Q ¯ Q| 2 ⇒ Catani-Ciafaloni-Hautmann (CCH) analyti fo rmulae
  • r
QMRK app roa h with ee tive BFKL NLL verti es majo r pa rt
  • f
higher-o rder
  • rre tions
ee tively in luded

flavour excitation gluon splitting pair creation

with gluon emission

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SLIDE 13 Unintegrated gluon distribution fun tions (UGDF s)

log(Q2) BFKL C C F M DGLAP saturation non−perturbative log(1

x)

BK Q

2

= Q

2 S

(x)

most p
  • pula
r mo dels: Kwie iski, Jung (CCFM, wide range
  • f
x ) Kimb er-Ma rtin-Ryskin (DGLAP-BFKL, wide range
  • f
x ) Kwie iski-Ma rtin-Stato (BFKL-DGLAP , small x
  • values)
Kutak-Stato (BK, saturation,
  • nly
small x
  • values)
Lesson from non-dira tive ha rm p ro du tion at the LHC:

(GeV) p

2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16

b/GeV) µ ( /dp σ d

  • 1
10 1 10 2 10 3 10

ALICE

X D → p p = 7 TeV s

| < 0.5

D

|y

MSTW08 = 0.02

c

ε Peterson FF

  • fact.
t KMR k FONLL NLO PM LO PM

π |/ ϕ ∆ |

0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1

) 0.05 π | ( ϕ ∆ /d| σ d σ 1/

0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25

LHCb

) X D (D → p p = 7 TeV s

< 4.0

D

2.0 < y

2

= m

2

µ = 0.02

c

ε Peterson FF

KMR Jung setA+ KMS

KMR UGDF w
  • rks
very w ell (single pa rti le sp e tra and
  • rrelation
  • bservables)
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SLIDE 14 Mo del fo r dira tive UGDF

fIP(xIP, t) gIP(β, µ2) xIP β =

x xIP

gD(x, µ2)

Resolved p
  • meron
mo del (Ingelman-S hlein mo del):
  • nvolution
  • f
the ux
  • f
p
  • merons
in the p roton and the pa rton distribution in the p
  • meron
b
  • th
ingredients kno wn from the H1 Collab
  • ration
analysis
  • f
dira tive stru ture fun tion and dira tive dijets at HERA First step ⇒ dira tive
  • llinea
r PDF: g D( x, µ 2) =
  • dx
I P dβ δ( x − x I Pβ) g I P(β, µ 2) f I P( x I P) =
  • 1
x dx I P x I P f I P( x I P) g I P( x x I P

, µ

2) where the ux
  • f
p
  • merons:
f I P( x I P) =
  • t
max t min dt f ( x I P, t) Se ond step ⇒ dira tive unintegrated gluon within Kimb er-Ma rtin-Ryskin metho d: f D g ( x, k 2 t , µ 2)

≡ ∂ ∂

log k 2 t
  • g
D( x, k 2 t ) T g ( k 2 t , µ 2)
  • =
T g ( k 2 t , µ 2) α S( k 2 t ) 2π

×

  • 1
x dz

 

q P gq( z) x z q D x z , k 2 t
  • +
P gg ( z) x z g D x z , k 2 t
  • Θ (∆ −
z)

 

T g ( k 2 t , µ 2)
  • Sudak
  • v
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SLIDE 15 Single-dira tive ross se tion

xIP pa pb pa Y X Q ¯ Q β1 x2 Fg(x2, k2

2t, µ2)

FD

g (x1, k2 1t, µ2)

k1t = 0 k2t = 0 t pa pb pb Y X Q ¯ Q β2 x1 xIP FD

g (x2, k2 2t, µ2)

k1t = 0 k2t = 0 t Fg(x1, k2

1t, µ2)

dσ SD(a)( p a p b → p a ¯ XY )

=

  • dx
1 d 2 k 1t

π

dx 2 d 2 k 2t

π

d ˆ

σ( g∗

g∗ → ¯ ) × F D g ( x 1, k 2 1t, µ 2) · F g ( x 2, k 2 2t, µ 2) dσ SD(b)( p a p b → ¯ p b XY )

=

  • dx
1 d 2 k 1t

π

dx 2 d 2 k 2t

π

d ˆ

σ( g∗

g∗ → ¯ ) × F g ( x 1, k 2 1t, µ 2) · F D g ( x 2, k 2 2t , µ 2)

F

g a re the
  • nventional
UGDF s and F D g a re their dira tive
  • unterpa
rts elementa ry ross se tion with
  • -shell
matrix element |M g∗ g∗→ ¯ ( k 1, k 2)| 2 inuen e
  • f
p
  • meron
transverse momenta
  • n
initial gluon transverse momenta negle ted, w e assume: gluon k t >> p T
  • f
p
  • meron
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  • utgoing
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SLIDE 16 LO P a rton Mo del vs. k t
  • fa to
rization app roa h

(GeV)

c T

p

5 10 15 20 25 30

(nb/GeV)

c T

/dp σ d

1 10

2

10

3

10

4

10

5

10

X c p c → p p = 13 TeV s

(single-diffractive)

2

= m

F 2

µ =

R 2

µ = 0.05

G

S IP+IR | < 8

c

|y

  • factorization (solid)

t

k LO collinear (dashed)

c

y

  • 8
  • 6
  • 4
  • 2

2 4 6 8

(nb)

c

/dy σ d

2

10

3

10

4

10

5

10

6

10

X c p c → p p = 13 TeV s

(single-diffractive)

2

= m

F 2

µ =

R 2

µ = 0.05

G

S IP+IR < 30 GeV

T

p

  • factorization (solid)

t

k LO collinear (dashed)

signi ant dieren es b et w een LO PM and k t
  • fa to
rization (simila r as in the non-dira tive ase) higher-o rder
  • rre tions
very imp
  • rtant
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SLIDE 17 2Dim-distribution in transverse momenta
  • f
and ¯

(GeV)

1T

p

10 20 30 40 50

(GeV)

2T

p

10 20 30 40 50

  • 4

10

  • 3

10

  • 2

10

  • 1

10 1 10

2

10

3

10

X c p c → p p

(single-diffractive) pomeron

= 13 TeV s (GeV)

1T

p

10 20 30 40 50

(GeV)

2T

p

10 20 30 40 50

  • 4

10

  • 3

10

  • 2

10

  • 1

10 1 10

2

10

3

10

X c p c → p p

(single-diffractive) reggeon

= 13 TeV s

transverse momenta
  • f
  • utgoing
pa rti les not balan ed
  • ne
p t small and se ond p t la rge ⇒
  • ngurations
t ypi al fo r NLO
  • rre tions
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SLIDE 18 Co rrelation
  • bservables

(GeV)

c c T

p

5 10 15 20 25 30

(nb/GeV)

c c T

/dp σ d

1 10

2

10

3

10

4

10

5

10

X c p c → p p = 13 TeV s

(single-diffractive)

2

= m

F 2

µ =

R 2

µ = 0.05

G

S KMR UGDF IP+IR IP IR | < 8

c

|y

  • factorization

t

k

(deg)

c c

ϕ

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180

(nb/rad)

c c

ϕ /d σ d

4

10

5

10

X c p c → p p = 13 TeV s

(single-diffractive)

2

= m

F 2

µ =

R 2

µ = 0.05

G

S KMR UGDF IP+IR IP IR | < 8

c

|y

  • factorization

t

k

quite la rge ¯ pair transverse momenta azimuthal angle
  • rrelations ⇒
almost at distribution (simila r shap e in the ase
  • f
in lusive entral dira tion (DPE)) ex lusive entral dira tive events ⇒ smaller p ¯ T and ϕ ¯ mu h mo re
  • rrelated
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SLIDE 19 Initial gluon vs.
  • utgoing
p roton transverse momenta

(GeV)

T

proton p

0.5 1 1.5 2

(GeV)

T

gluon k

10 20 30 40 50

  • 2

10

  • 1

10 1 10

2

10

3

10

4

10

X c p c → p p

(single-diffractive) pomeron

= 13 TeV s

the ross se tion
  • n entrated
in the region
  • f
p roton p T less than 1 Ge V quite la rge gluon transverse momenta p
  • meron
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SLIDE 20 D meson transverse momentum sp e tra fo r A TLAS

(GeV)

D T

p

5 10 15 20 25 30

(nb/GeV)

D T

/dp σ d

1 10

2

10

3

10

4

10

5

10

X p D → p p X p D → p p = 13 TeV s

(single-diffractive)

2

= m

F 2

µ =

R 2

µ = 0.05

G

S

) = 0.565 D → BR(c

| < 2.1

D

η |

IP+IR IP IR = 0.02

c

ε Peterson FF,

  • factorization

t

k

KMR UGDF

hadronization ee ts in luded via fragmentation fun tion te hnique (P eterson FF) A TLAS: |η| < 2.1, 0.015 < x IP( x IR) < 0.15 S G = 0.05; BR( → D ) = 0.565 reggeon
  • ntribution
ma y b e ome mo re imp
  • rtant
in the fo rw a rd rapidit y region, e.g. in the LHCb dete to r

c

y

  • 8
  • 6
  • 4
  • 2
2 4 6 8

(nb)

c

/dy σ d

2 10 3 10 4 10 5 10 6 10

X c p c → p p = 13 TeV s

(single-diffractive)

2

= m

F 2

µ =

R 2

µ = 0.05

G

S < 30 GeV

T

p

  • factorization
t

k pomeron (solid) reggeon (dotted)

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SLIDE 21 Con lusions The
  • btained
ross se tions fo r dira tive p ro du tion
  • f
ha rmed mesons a re fairly la rge and the statisti s seems not to b e any p roblem Rather p
  • ssible
ba kgrounds and the w a y ho w the dira tive
  • ntribution
is dened and/o r extra ted is an imp
  • rtant
issue. W e have p resented a rst appli ation
  • f
the k t
  • fa to
rization to ha rd dira tive p ro du tion (very imp
  • rtant
higher-o rder
  • rre tions).
Azimuthal angle
  • rrelation
b et w een and ¯ , and ¯ pair transverse momentum
  • uld
b e
  • btained
fo r the rst time. Ma rta usz zak Universit y
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