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26 April 2024
 
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An Analytical Solution of BK Equation with Homogeneous Balance Method
Xiaopeng Wang ; Yirui Yang ; Wei Kou ; Rong Wang ; Xurong Chen ;
Date 28 Sep 2020
AbstractNonlinear QCD evolution equations are the essential tools in understanding the saturation of partons at small Bjorken $x_{ m B}$, as they are supposed to restore an upper bound of unitarity for the cross section of high energy scattering. In this paper, we present an analytical solution of BK equation using the homogeneous balance method. The obtained analytical solution is similar to the solution of a traveling wave. By matching the gluon distribution in the dilute region which is determined from the global analysis of experimental data (CT14 PDFs), we get the definitive solution of the dipole-proton forward scattering amplitude in the momentum space. Based on the acquired scattering amplitude and the behavior of geometric scaling, we present also a new estimated saturation scale $Q_s^2(x)$.
Source arXiv, 2009.13325
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