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Scale Factor in Double Parton Collisions and Parton Densities in Transverse Space

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arxiv hep-ph/0005273 v3 pith:XQWC7ZRM submitted 2000-05-26 hep-ph

Scale Factor in Double Parton Collisions and Parton Densities in Transverse Space

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The scale factor $\sigma_{eff}$, which characterizes double parton collisions in high energy hadron interactions, is a direct manifestation of the distribution of the interacting partons in transverse space, in such a way that different distributions give rise to different values of $\sigma_{eff}$ in different double parton collision processes. We work out the value of the scale factor in a few reactions of interest, in a correlated model of the multi-parton density of the proton recently proposed.

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