Resummation of double collinear logs in BK evolution versus HERA data
arXiv:1507.07120
Abstract
We present a global fit to HERA data on the reduced cross section measured in electron-proton collisions in the region of small Bjorken-: and moderate to high values of the virtuality GeV. The main dynamical ingredients in the fits are two recently proposed improved BK equations for the description of the small- evolution of the dipole scattering amplitude. These two new equations provide an all-order resummation of double collinear logarithms that arise beyond leading logarithmic accuracy. We show that a very good description of data is possible in both cases, provided the parent dipole or smallest dipole prescriptions are employed for the running of the coupling.
14 pages, 2 figures
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