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Particle production in high-energy collisions beyond the shockwave limit

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arxiv 1512.00279 v3 pith:7BEDKHNR submitted 2015-12-01 hep-ph nucl-th

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keywords correctionseikonalnextproductionabsentaccuracyanalyzearise
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We compute next to eikonal (NE) and next to next to eikonal (NNE) corrections to the Lipatov vertex due to a finite target thickness. These arise from electric field insertions into the eikonal Wilson lines. We then derive a $k_T$-factorization formula for single inclusive gluon production at NNE accuracy and find that nuclear effects are absent. We also analyze NNE corrections to two-gluon production where some of the contributions are found to exhibit corrections proportional to $A^{2/3}$.

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