D and B-meson production using kt-factorization calculations in a variable-flavor-number scheme
arXiv:2108.06419
Abstract
Within the framework of -factorization, we compute the differential cross section for the production of and mesons, using a general-mass variable-flavor-number scheme. Our calculations include all relevant processes. We explain how to include the process in our calculations, but argue this is not (numerically) relevant at moderate transverse momentum due to its cancellation with the subtraction term. We apply this formalism to collisions and compare our results with ALICE and LHCb data at central and forward rapidity.
arXiv comment21 pages, 18 figures
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