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“…The absolute prediction of QCD up to next-to-leading order accuracy have been tested up to the highest available energies. This gives a good description of the transverse energy, E T , distribution for jet production as measured at the Tevatron [9].…”

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Coherence Effects and Perturbative QCD Tests with the OPAL Detector at LEP

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2002

Fortschr. Phys.

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I report on results and methods from a set of analyses performed within the OPAL collaboration at CERN. The full available data sample collected at and near the Z0 resonance is used. Results concern colour‐field interference and coherence phenomena, quark and gluon jet properties, identified particles in quark and gluon jets, measurements of the QCD colour factors and relevant tests of recently improved perturbative QCD calculations. The challenge is that QCD is a quantum field theory that requires all orders in perturbation theory and non‐perturbative analysis to confront data at available energies. Thus, precise measurements can be thought as explorations of quantum field theory itself. Nonetheless, these tests and measurements have important practical applications, in the calculation of backgrounds to new physics and, for hadron collider particularly, in predictions for new particle cross‐sections.

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Coherence Effects and Perturbative QCD Tests with the OPAL Detector at LEP

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2002

Fortschr. Phys.

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“…The corresponding functional form for each η(x) is shown, which satisfies the constraints discussed in the text. We chose two sets of data each, for the proton, [10,14] neutron [11,13] and deuteron [10,14]. These represent the latest published data and are representative of the groups at SLAC, CERN and DESY.…”

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“…The distributions begin with information from the integrated distributions and impose normalization and positivity constraints (all flavors, valence and sea) to ensure that all of the spin information extracted from data is explicitly contained in the x-dependent results. We generate polarized parton distributions from the unpolarized distributions and well defined suitable assumptions, derived from the most recent polarized deep-inelastic-scattering (PDIS) data sets available [10][11][12][13][14][15].…”

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Using QCD motivated and phenomenological considerations, we construct x dependent polarized parton distributions, which evolve under GLAP evolution, satisfy DIS data and are within positivity constraints. Each flavor is done separately and the overall set can be used to predict polarization asymmetries for various processes. We perform our NLO analysis strictly in x space, avoiding difficulties in moment inversion.Small-x results and other physical considerations are discussed.

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“…CDF has recently completed a similar search for the same decay mode using 109 pb −1 of data. 95 All events must have one SVX b-tag. These events are split into single-tagged (one SVX tag) and double-tagged samples (two SVX tags or one SVX and one lepton (e or µ) tag).…”

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