The non-singlet kaon fragmentation function from e^+e^- kaon production
arXiv:1003.1084 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.81.094031
Abstract
We perform fits to the available charged and neutral kaon production data in , , and determine the non-singlet combination of kaon fragmentation functions in a model independent way and without any correlations to the other fragmentation functions. Only nuclear isospin invariance is assumed. Working with non-singlets allows us to include the data at very low momentum fractions, which have so far been excluded in global fits, and to perform a first NNLO fit to fragmentation functions. We find that the kaon non-singlet fragmentation function at large is larger than that obtained by the other collaborations from global fit analysis and differs significantly at low .
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