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Testing factorization of charmonium production

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arxiv hep-ph/9804349 v1 pith:HAVDWR5B submitted 1998-04-21 hep-ph

Testing factorization of charmonium production

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keywords productioncharmoniumelementsfactorizationmatrixnrqcdapproachcalculated
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Within the NRQCD factorization approach the production of heavy quarkonia can be calculated in perturbative QCD in terms of a few production-process-independent NRQCD matrix elements. We test the universality of these long-distance matrix elements by comparing their values as determined from charmonium production at p pbar, e p, and e+ e- colliders, and in Z^0, Upsilon, and B decays.

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