Light hadron production in inclusive pp-scattering at LHC

Abstract

The inclusive production of light mesons in pp-scattering is considered in the framework of reggeon phenomenology with supercritical Pomeron. Available low-energy data can be explained with three reggeon particles taken into account. With the obtained results rapidity and pseudorapidity distributions for light-meson production at LHC energies are predicted.

6 pages, 3 figures, 1 table; minor changes: figures 2,3 changed, references updated

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