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arxiv 2110.12649 v2 pith:TIU7IHQ7 submitted 2021-10-25 hep-ph

BFKL phenomenology: resummation of high-energy logs in inclusive processes

Francesco Giovanni Celiberto , Michael Fucilla , Dmitry Yu. Ivanov , Mohammed M.A. Mohammed , Alessandro Papa This is my paper
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We present recent phenomenological studies, tailored on kinematic configurations typical of current and forthcoming analyses at the LHC, for two novel probe channels of the BFKL resummation of energy logarithms. Particular attention is drawn to the behavior of distributions differential in azimuthal angle and rapidity, where significant high-energy effects are expected.

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