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Baryon Production in the String Fragmentation Picture

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 27 Jun 1996

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The authors' main claim With a reduced number of parameters the model reproduces well both production rates for different baryon species and baryon momentum distributions.

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CitationGosta Gustafson (1) ((1) Departement of Theoretical Physics, Lund University), Patrik Eden (1). "Baryon Production in the String Fragmentation Picture." arXiv:hep-ph/9606454 (1996). https://pith.science/paper/SI2ORPMC
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An improved version of the ``pop-corn'' model for baryon production in quark and gluon jets is presented. With a reduced number of parameters the model reproduces well both production rates for different baryon species and baryon momentum distributions. Predictions are presented for a set of baryon-antibaryon correlations.

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An improved version of the ``pop-corn'' model for baryon production in quark and gluon jets is presented. With a reduced number of parameters the model reproduces well both production rates for different baryon species and baryon momentum distributions. Predictions are presented for a set of baryon-antibaryon correlations.

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  • More advanced scenarios for baryon production have also been proposed, in particular the so-called popcorn model [ref] , which is normally used in addition to the diquark picture and then acts to decrease the correlations among neighboring baryon-antibaryon pairs by allowing mesons to be formed inbetween them.

    Introduction to QCD · String Model · 0.81

  • The popcorn mechanism [ref] for diquark production allows for meson production between a diquark-antidiquark pair, resulting in more mild baryon-antibaryon correlations.

    String Junctions Revisited · Conclusions and Outlook · 0.87

  • Baryons can also be produced in the string model by the creation of di-quark/anti-di-quark pairs in addition to the creation of just quark/anti-quark pairs, although the popcorn models of andersson.85.1 and [ref] are more commonly used to handle baryon production.

    Electroweak and Higgs Measurements Using Tau Final States with the LHCb Detector · Introduction · 0.83

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