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J/psi Pair Production at the Tevatron

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arxiv hep-ph/0206093 v3 pith:MBCSXGU7 submitted 2002-06-10 hep-ph

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keywords productionconventionaldoublepairratetevatronattainableclarify
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The double J/psi production in p\bar{p} collision is revisited. It is found that the J/\psi pair production rate at leading order with p_T > 4 GeV in conventional scheme is larger than the rate derived from color-octet mechanism by a factor of five. As the double J/psi production is shown to be attainable with data yet collected at the Tevatron detectors, experimental study on it would be helpful to clarify the validity of the conventional color-singlet description for heavy quarkonium production.

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