Angular Correlations in Gluon Production at High Energy
arXiv:1012.3398 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.83.034017
Abstract
We present a general, model independent argument demonstrating that gluons produced in high energy hadronic collision are necessarily correlated in rapidity and also in the emission angle. The strength of the correlation depends on the process and on the structure/model of the colliding particles. In particular we argue that it is strongly affected (and underestimated) by factorized approximations frequently used to quantify the effect.
12 pages
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