BEEC2.0: An Upgraded Version for the Production of Heavy Quarkonium at Electron-positron Collider

Abstract

The event generator BEEC [Z. Yang, X.G. Wu and X.Y. Wang, Comput. Phys. Commun. 184, 2848 (2013)] was devoted to the simulation of heavy quarkonium production at an unpolarized electron-positron collider. We upgraded it here by adding the generation of quarkonium with polarized electron and positron beams. In addition, the production of color-singlet 2S-wave states were included. Several future electron-positron colliders with high luminosity have been under discussion in the past decade. Especially, their possibility of producing polarized beams is important for providing more insights into the underlying physics. This upgraded version offers a useful tool for the feasibility study on quarkonium from the experimental side.

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