Predictions on the transverse momentum spectra for charged particle production at LHC-energies from a two component model

Abstract

Transverse momentum spectra, $d^2\sigma /(d\eta d{p}_T^2)$, of charged hadron production in $pp$-collisions are considered in terms of a recently introduced two component model. The shapes of the particle distributions vary as a function of c.m.s. energy in the collision and the measured pseudorapidity interval. In order to extract predictions on the double-differential cross-sections $d^2\sigma /(d\eta d{p}_T^2)$ of hadron production for future LHC-measurements the different sets of available experimental data have been used in this study.

5 pages, 7 plots

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