Kinematic distributions of the photoproduction in collisions within the nonrelativistic QCD framework
arXiv:1902.09056 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.99.114018
Abstract
We study the photoproduction in collisions in this paper. The short-distance coefficients for , , , and photoproductions are evaluated at leading order in expansion, where the color-singlet contribution is achieved for the first time. We have carefully analyzed different kinematic distributions of the cross sections and found that the color-singlet contribution is considerably suppressed comparing with the color-octet parts. This feature renders the photoproduction process an ideal laboratory to test the color-octet mechanism in nonrelativistic QCD. By taking different sets of long-distance matrix elements, we have observed some apparently distinguishable predictions, which can be utilized to scrutinize the validity of these matrix elements.
6pages, 2 figures
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