Abstract:Abstract. We investigate the heavy quark photoproduction based on the k ⊥ -factorization approach, focusing on the results from the saturation model. The deviations in the results using the unintegrated gluon distribution considering the saturation model and the derivative of the collinear gluon distribution are analysed. Total cross sections and p T distributions are analysed in detail, setting the deviations between the color dipole approximation and the complete semihard approach.
“…The results presented in Ref. [30] indicated that the contribution of the double diffractive reaction for the double J/Ψ production are similar to those derived in Ref. [31] considering the exclusive production.…”
supporting
confidence: 79%
“…In particular, we will update the predictions derived in Ref. [30] considering a more recent parameterization for the diffractive gluon distribution, which was obtained in Ref. [32] by fitting the latest HERA data for diffractive ep reactions.…”
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confidence: 96%
“…As pointed out in Refs. [29,30], a quarkonium -pair can also be produced in double diffractive reactions, which also are characterized by two rapidity gaps and two intact protons in the final state, but the quarkonium pair is generated by the interaction between gluons of the Pomeron (IP ), which is a color singlet object inside the proton. The results presented in Ref.…”
The production of a quarkonium -pair in exclusive and diffractive processes in pp collisions at the LHC and FCC energies is investigated. We consider the J/ΨJ/Ψ and ΥΥ production in these processes and present predictions for the transverse momentum and rapidity distributions considering the kinematical ranges expected to be covered by central and forward detectors. Results for the cross sections are also presented. Our results indicate that the double J/Ψ production is dominated by the exclusive process, while the double Υ production receive a large contribution of the diffractive process. The impact of the modelling of the gap survival factor on our predictions is discussed.
“…The results presented in Ref. [30] indicated that the contribution of the double diffractive reaction for the double J/Ψ production are similar to those derived in Ref. [31] considering the exclusive production.…”
supporting
confidence: 79%
“…In particular, we will update the predictions derived in Ref. [30] considering a more recent parameterization for the diffractive gluon distribution, which was obtained in Ref. [32] by fitting the latest HERA data for diffractive ep reactions.…”
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confidence: 96%
“…As pointed out in Refs. [29,30], a quarkonium -pair can also be produced in double diffractive reactions, which also are characterized by two rapidity gaps and two intact protons in the final state, but the quarkonium pair is generated by the interaction between gluons of the Pomeron (IP ), which is a color singlet object inside the proton. The results presented in Ref.…”
The production of a quarkonium -pair in exclusive and diffractive processes in pp collisions at the LHC and FCC energies is investigated. We consider the J/ΨJ/Ψ and ΥΥ production in these processes and present predictions for the transverse momentum and rapidity distributions considering the kinematical ranges expected to be covered by central and forward detectors. Results for the cross sections are also presented. Our results indicate that the double J/Ψ production is dominated by the exclusive process, while the double Υ production receive a large contribution of the diffractive process. The impact of the modelling of the gap survival factor on our predictions is discussed.
“…(20), with a threshold factor (1 − x) n thres , taking n thres = 5 for a 3-flavor analysis and n thres = 7 for a 4-flavor one. This procedure ensures consistent description of heavy quark production at the fixed target data [38].…”
Section: Dipole-nucleus Cross Section In the Saturation Modelmentioning
We calculate the nuclear cross section for vector meson exclusive photoproduction within the QCD color dipole picture and in the Regge approach. For the former approach, we have considered the phenomenological saturation model, whereas for the latter we use a model based on the dipole Pomeron framework. Theoretical estimates for scattering on both light and heavy nuclei are given over a large range on energy.
“…energy, W γ A , in the heavy quark photoproduction case as x = 4m 2 Q /W 2 γ A , as in the collinear case. The cross section for the heavy-quark photoproduction process is given by the convolution of the unintegrated gluon function with the off-shell matrix elements [33,34,35,36]. Considering only the direct component of the photon we have that σ phot tot reads as [35],…”
Section: The K ⊥ -Factorization Formalismmentioning
We calculate the photonuclear production of heavy quarks in ultraperipheral heavy ion collisions. The integrated cross section and the rapidity distribution are computed employing sound high energy QCD formalisms as the collinear and semihard approaches as well as the saturation model. In particular, the color glass condensate (CGC) formalism is also considered using a simple phenomenological parameterization for the color field correlator in the medium, which allow us to obtain more reliable estimates for charm and bottom production at LHC energies.
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