Heavy-quark production with -factorization: The importance of the sea-quark distribution
arXiv:1812.02156 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.99.074006
Abstract
We discuss the fact that -factorization calculations for heavy-quark production include only the contribution. The cases of fixed-flavor-number scheme and variable-flavor-number scheme calculations are analyzed separately. For the latter, we show that, similarly to the collinear factorization, the main contribution is given by the process. In this scheme, calculations including only the contribution should show a large discrepancy with the data. We show that, if they do not, it is because they include (effectively) a large factor.
Important modifications, new figures are added. Published in Phys. Rev. D 99, 074006 (2019)
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