The BFKL-Regge factorization and , , at HERA: physics implications of nodal properties of the BFKL eigenfunctions
arXiv:0909.4471 · doi:10.1134/S0021364009170020
Abstract
The asymptotic freedom is known to split the leading- BFKL pomeron into a series of isolated poles in the complex angular momentum plane. One of our earlier findings was that the subleading hard BFKL exchanges decouple from such experimentally important observables as small- charm, , and the longitudinal, , structure functions of the proton at moderately large . For instance, we predicted precocious BFKL asymptotics of with intercept of the rightmost BFKL pole $α_{\Pom}(0)-1=Δ_{\Pom}\approx 0.4$. On the other hand, the small- open beauty photo- and electro-production probes the vacuum exchange for much smaller color dipoles which entails significant subleading vacuum pole corrections to the small- behavior. In view of the accumulation of the experimental data on small- , and we extend our early predictions to the kinematical domain covered by new HERA measurements. Our parameter-free results agree well with the determination of , and published H1 results on but slightly overshoot the very recent (2008, preliminary) H1 results on .
13 pages, 4 figures, JETP Letters, Fig.5 removed
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