Modeling Double Parton Scattering at LHC
arXiv:1911.06672
Abstract
We examine present data for double parton scattering at LHC and discuss their energy dependence from its earliest measurements at the ISR. Different models for the effective cross-section are considered and their behavior studied for a variety of selected final states. We point out that data for pp ->4 jets or pp -> quarkonium pair indicate the effective cross-section to increase with energy. We compare this set of data with different models, including one inspired by our soft gluon resummation model for the impact parameter distribution of partons.
arXiv comment8 pages, 2 figures, to appear in the Proceedings for LFC19: Strong dynamics for physics within and beyond the Standard Model at LHC and Future Colliders, Frascati Physics Series Vol. 69 (2019)
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