Invariant cross section at √s = 28 GeV for coplanar high PT clusters selected by a hardware trigger

K. S. Nelson; M. Arenton; H. Chen; M. Corcoran; L. Cormell; R. Ditzler; M. Dris; A. R. Erwin; T. Fields; J. Fleischman; M. Harrison; M. A. Hasan; K. Johns; A. Kanofsky; W. Kononenko; C. Kuehn; H. Miettinen; C. Naudet; J. Rice; J. Roberts; B. Robinson; W. Selove; G. Theodosiou; M. Thompson; B. Yost

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Invariant cross section at √s = 28 GeV for coplanar high P_T clusters selected by a hardware trigger

K. S. Nelson
, M. Arenton
, H. Chen
, M. Corcoran
, L. Cormell
, R. Ditzler
, M. Dris
, A. R. Erwin
, T. Fields
, J. Fleischman
, M. Harrison
, M. A. Hasan
, K. Johns
, A. Kanofsky
, W. Kononenko
, C. Kuehn
, H. Miettinen
, C. Naudet
, J. Rice
, J. Roberts

B. Robinson, W. Selove, G. Theodosiou, M. Thompson, B. Yost

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In a 400 GeV/c fixed target experiment using a set of geometrical calorimeter triggers we have determined a cross section for pp collisions producing two high P_T coplanar clusters. This cross section was determined without using jet-finding algorithms or appealing to QCD Monte Carlo calculations. Corrections to the data were made by studying hardware triggers designed for that purpose or using experimental data from e⁺e^- colliders. The magnitude of the experimental cross section and the P_T slope both agree reasonably well with theoretical QCD predictions for parton-parton scattering that combine non-scaling behavior with fits to recent data from ep, μp, and vp experiments.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	1022-1036
Number of pages	15
Journal	Nuclear Physics, Section B
Volume	294
Issue number	C
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/0550-3213(87)90620-1
State	Published - 1987
Externally published	Yes

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Nelson, K. S., Arenton, M., Chen, H., Corcoran, M., Cormell, L., Ditzler, R., Dris, M., Erwin, A. R., Fields, T., Fleischman, J., Harrison, M., Hasan, M. A., Johns, K., Kanofsky, A., Kononenko, W., Kuehn, C., Miettinen, H., Naudet, C., Rice, J., ... Yost, B. (1987). Invariant cross section at √s = 28 GeV for coplanar high P_T clusters selected by a hardware trigger. Nuclear Physics, Section B, 294(C), 1022-1036. https://doi.org/10.1016/0550-3213(87)90620-1

Nelson, KS, Arenton, M, Chen, H, Corcoran, M, Cormell, L, Ditzler, R, Dris, M, Erwin, AR, Fields, T, Fleischman, J, Harrison, M, Hasan, MA, Johns, K, Kanofsky, A, Kononenko, W, Kuehn, C, Miettinen, H, Naudet, C, Rice, J, Roberts, J, Robinson, B, Selove, W, Theodosiou, G, Thompson, M & Yost, B 1987, 'Invariant cross section at √s = 28 GeV for coplanar high P_T clusters selected by a hardware trigger', Nuclear Physics, Section B, vol. 294, no. C, pp. 1022-1036. https://doi.org/10.1016/0550-3213(87)90620-1

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Invariant cross section at √s = 28 GeV for coplanar high P_T clusters selected by a hardware trigger

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