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23 April 2024
 
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Coherent photoproductions of $J/Psi$ and $Upsilon$ mesons in pp and ultraperipheral PbPb collisions from dynamical gluon distribution
Qiang Fu ; Xurong Chen ;
Date 6 Dec 2016
AbstractWe present the calculations of coherent photoproductions of vector mesons ($J/Psi$ and $Upsilon$) within the $alpha_{s} m{ln}frac{Q^2}{Lambda_{QCD}^2}$ approximation of QCD. The input gluon distribution of proton is the dynamical parton model from DGLAP equations with ZRS modification. From the comparison between several other gluon distribution models, we found that the dynamical gluon distribution fits with the mesons’ photoproduction experimental resluts. The calculation of the differential cross sections using dynamical and other gluon distributions are compared with the experimental data from LHCb experiments. Although the rapidity distribution of vector mesons photoproduction data is a little bit lacking near zero rapidity, the dynamical gluon distribution works well with the data at large rapidity region.
Source arXiv, 1612.1679
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