On the Application of Gluon to Heavy Quarkonium Fragmentation Functions
arXiv:hep-ph/0701264 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.75.074012
Abstract
We analyze the uncertainties induced by different definitions of the momentum fraction in the application of gluon to heavy quarkonium fragmentation function. We numerically calculate the initial fragmentation functions by using the non-covariant definitions of with finite gluon momentum and find that these fragmentation functions have strong dependence on the gluon momentum . As , these fragmentation functions approach to the fragmentation function in the light-cone definition. Our numerical results show that large uncertainties remains while the non-covariant definitions of are employed in the application of the fragmentation functions. We present for the first time the polarized gluon to fragmentation functions, which are fitted by the scheme exploited in this work.
11 pages, 7 figures;added reference for sec. 1
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