0th Order Heavy Quark Photon Bremsstrahlung
arXiv:0806.3092
Abstract
We calculate the 0th order in opacity number distribution of massive photons (gluons) for heavy quark production radiation including interference from the away-side jet. While consistent with the soft photon (gluon) approximation, we find that approximating 1-x with 1, as done in previous calculations, strongly affects the magnitude of energy loss. Restoring gauge invariance by including the radiation associated with the away-side jet fills in the "dead cone," but is a relatively small effect. The Ter-Mikayelian reduction from vacuum energy loss is 10-40% for 5-25 GeV charm and bottom quarks.
6 pages, 3 figures. Contribution to the proceedings for the 24th Winter Workshop on Nuclear Dynamics, April 5-12, 2008, South Padre Island, Texas, USA
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