1982
DOI: 10.1143/ptp.68.1699
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Meson and Baryon Productions in K+ and  + Beam Jets and Quark-Diquark Cascade Model

Abstract: A quark·diquark cascade model which includes flavor dependence and resonance effect is studied. The inclusive distributions of vector and pseudoscalar mesons and octet baryons and antibaryons in K+ and 7[+ beam jets are analyzed. The contribution of decuplet baryons to the octet baryon spectra is very important in meson beam jet. The effects of the asymmetric u· and s-quark distributions in K+ and the SU(6)-symmetry breaking for the produced octet baryon are discussed in connection with the 7[+/ K+ beam ratio … Show more

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“…An accurate study requires a detailed event generator, like the Lund Monte Carlo program (Andersson, Gustafson, Ingelman, and Sjostrand, 1982;; see also Andersson et aly 1977, and the review by Andersson, 1991). Both within this model, which has no particular preexisting diquarks inside nucleons, and in other schemes (see, e.g., Kinoshita et al, 1982aKinoshita et al, , 1982b, one finds that the fragmentation functions for diquarks->baryons are different from those for quarks -•mesons. The leading baryon in the first process is, on the average, more energetic than the leading meson in the second.…”
Section: Diquark Fragmentationmentioning
confidence: 75%
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“…An accurate study requires a detailed event generator, like the Lund Monte Carlo program (Andersson, Gustafson, Ingelman, and Sjostrand, 1982;; see also Andersson et aly 1977, and the review by Andersson, 1991). Both within this model, which has no particular preexisting diquarks inside nucleons, and in other schemes (see, e.g., Kinoshita et al, 1982aKinoshita et al, , 1982b, one finds that the fragmentation functions for diquarks->baryons are different from those for quarks -•mesons. The leading baryon in the first process is, on the average, more energetic than the leading meson in the second.…”
Section: Diquark Fragmentationmentioning
confidence: 75%
“…Diquarks as single entities appear also in the framework of quark-diquark cascade models to explain small-/? T hadronic production in highenergy interactions (Kinoshita et al, 1980(Kinoshita et al, , 1982a(Kinoshita et al, , 1982bMisra et al, 1982;Tashiro et al, 1987) and in a preasymptotic mechanism for nucleon-antinucleon annihilation (Zakharov and Kopeliovich, 1989). Diquarks, in quark-diquark fragmentation chains or quark-diquark fusion or recombination schemes, are often introduced in the description of the hadronic production of baryons, in particular hyperons (see Donnachie, 1980;Fisjak and Kistenev, 1981;Cooke, 1984;and, essentially, all Monte Carlo-based schemes).…”
Section: Soft Hadronic Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The parameter ǫ is the probability of baryon productions from a quark and is related to the baryon productions from π and K beams resulting in ǫ = 0.07. [28] The processes (13) and (15) contribute to production of baryons which share no valence quark or diquark in common with the incident hadron. Although both Ω andΩ share no valence quark common with the incident proton, the spectrum of Ω is harder than that ofΩ in the proton fragmentation region.…”
Section: Quark-diquark Cascade Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…9). These· equations are very complicated and it is difficult to solve them analytically except for special cases.…”
Section: Emission Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1. 8 ), 9) Different treatments of the diquark jets have been discussed by Anderson et al IO In this paper we investigate hadron productions in neutrino (lI) and antineutrino (iJ) proton scatterings on the basis of the assumption of a quark -diquark structure of proton and a quark-diquark cascade model. A main problem in these scatterings is whether the diquark system*) in target fragmentation region behaves like a single object or two-quark configuration.…”
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confidence: 99%