Central production of lepton-antilepton pairs and heavy quark composite states in hadron diffractive collisions at ultrahigh energies
arXiv:1408.4543 · doi:10.1142/S0217751X14501760
Abstract
Central production of lepton-lepton pairs ( and ) and heavy quark composite states (charmonia and bottomonia) in diffractive proton collisions (proton momenta transferred ) are studied at ultrahigh energies (), where with $1\la N\la 2$. The -rescattering corrections, which are not small, are calculated in terms of the -matrix approach modified for ultrahigh energies. Two versions of hadron interactions are considered in detail: the growth (i) , within the black disk mode and (ii) , within the resonant disk mode. The energy behavior of the diffractive production processes differs strongly for these modes, thus giving a possibility to distinguish between the versions of the ultrahigh energy interactions.
arXiv comment10 pages. arXiv admin note: substantial text overlap with arXiv:1408.0692
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