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In collaboration with Rohini Godbole (IISc Bangalore), Anuradha Misra (Mumbai U.) and Asmita Mukherjee (IIT Bombay) (arXiv:hep-ph/1201.1066)
16 April 2012
Vaibhav S. Rawoot
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Introduction TMDs Charmonium Models Formalism Models for Sivers function RESULTS Summary
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xF = 2pL / s
Slide from Leonard Gamburg talk, TRANSVERSITY 2011.
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h1 (x )
N Da/h
Helicity distribution: Quark densities for quark spin parallel and antiparallel with the longitudinal nucleon spin
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g1L (x )
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Sivers Eect
Azimuthally asymmetric distribution of unpolarised partons inside the transversely polarized nucleon. Number density of partons inside proton with transverse polarization S, three momentum p and intrinsic transverse momentum k of partons, is expressed in terms of Sivers function. 1 N ), fa/p (x , k ) = f pk fa/p (x , k ) S ( a/p (x , k ) + 2
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Here we propose charmonium production as a probe to investigate the Gluon Sivers function. We estimate SSA in photoproduction (i.e. low virtuality electroproduction) of charmonium in scattering of electrons o transversely polarized protons. In the process that we are considering, at LO, there is contribution only from a single partonic subprocess g c c : can be used as a clean probe of gluon Sivers function.
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pair is formed in the short-distance process in color-singlet state and has the QQ same spin and angular momentum quantum numbers as the quarkonium. wave function at origin. Color singlet Q Q
Recent studies shows the NLO and NNLO corrections to CSM improves the ts at TEVATRON and RHIC.
J.P. Lansberg, Eur. Phys. J. C 61, 693 (2009), Phys. Lett. B 695, 149 (2010).
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pair is formed in the short-distance process in color-singlet state and has the QQ same spin and angular momentum quantum numbers as the quarkonium. wave function at origin. Color singlet Q Q
Recent studies shows the NLO and NNLO corrections to CSM improves the ts at TEVATRON and RHIC.
J.P. Lansberg, Eur. Phys. J. C 61, 693 (2009), Phys. Lett. B 695, 149 (2010).
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H. Fritzsch (1977)
The cross-section for a quarkonium state H is some fraction FH of the pair with invariant mass below the M M cross-section for producing Q Q threshold, where M is the lowest mass meson containing the heavy quark Q. CEM [hA hB H + X ] = FH
2 4mM
i ,j
4m2
d s
Good description of photoproduction data after inclusion of higher order QCD corrections.
Eboli etal, arXiv: hep-ph/0211161 (2002). kT smearing in CEM improves the hadroproduction CDF data. Bodwin etal. arXiv:hep-ph/0504014 (2005).
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The NRQCD factorization approach to heavy-quarkonium production is by far the most sound theoretically and most successful phenomenologically.
Butenschon and Kniehl, Phys. Rev. Lett. 106, 022003 (2011)
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Single transverse spin asymmetry in heavy quarkonium production in lepton-nucleon and nucleon-nucleon collisions is studied by considering initial and nal state inteactions.
Feng Yuan, Phys. Rev. D 78, 014024 (2008)
Found that the asymmetry is very sensitive to the production mechanism. Our present study suggest another probe to compare the dierent models for the J / production.
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=
2 4 mc
2 dMc c
dy dx f/e (y ) fg /p (x )
c d g c 2 dMc c
Distribution function of the photon in the electron given by William Weizsaker approximation (Kniehl (1991))
1 + (1 y )2 { y E 1 m 2 + y ln 2 2 2 y
f/e (y , E ) =
ln
+1 }.
(2 y )2 ln 2y
2 2y 2y
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Generalization of CEM expression for electroproduction of J / by taking into account the transverse momentum dependence of the WW function and gluon distribution function.
e +p
e +J / +X
2 4mD 2 4mc
f/e (x , k )
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We assume k dependence of pdfs to be factorized in gaussian form (Anselmino etal. Eur. Phys. J. A 39, 89 (2009)) f (x , k ) = f (x )
2 1 e k / 2 k 2 k
2 k = 0.25GeV 2
For the k dependent WW function, two kind of k dependence have been used
Gaussian form as above: f/e (x , k ) = f/e (x ) Dipole form: f/e (x , k ) = f/e (x ) N 1 2 2 2 k + k0
2 1 e k / 2 k 2 k
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[dM 2 ]
g c c f/e (x , k ) 4 (pg + p q ) 0 (M 2 ).
1 2 4s 1 2 1+ 1 ec [(1 + ) ln (1 + ) 2 M2 2 1 1
1 ].
2 = 4 mc /M 2
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The transverse momenta qT and k have azimuthal angles q and k qT = qT (cos q , sin q , 0) k = k (cos k , sin k , 0)
k is the angle that transverse momentum of the parton k makes with x axis. ) gives an azimuthal dependence The mixed product S ( pk ) = cos k S ( pk
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d q [d d ]sin(q S ) d q [ d + d ]
d q [ AN =
d q [
where
d =
d 3 , dy d 2 qT
M xg , = e y s
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e k / k cos k 2 k
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Parameterization for Gluon Sivers Function N fg /p (x , k ) = 2 Ng (x ) h(k ) fg /p (x ) Two functional forms for h(k ) Model I h (k ) = Model II h (k ) = M0 = 2k M0 2 k 2 + M0 2e
2 k k 2 /M1 e M1
e k / k cos k 2 k
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The best t parameters from the recent HERMES and COMPASS SIDIS data
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JLab and HERMES for model I with parameterization (a) and (b)
Jlab, s =4.7 GeV
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sin(q - s)
HERMES,
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T
s =7.2 GeV
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0.15 0.1 0.05 0 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 qT (GeV)
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COMPASS and eRHIC for model I with parameterization (a) and (b)
COMPASS,
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T T
s =17.33 GeV
eRHIC,
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s =31.6 GeV
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AN
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0 y
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AN
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s =158.1 GeV
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AN
0.14 0.12
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0.1 0.08 0.06 0.04 0.02 0 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 qT (GeV)
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s =17.33 GeV
COMPASS,
0.35 0.3
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I (a) II (a)
I (b) II (b)
AN
0.12 0.1
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AN
I (a) II (a)
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0.12 0.1
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I (a) -JLab I (a) -HERMES I (a) -COMPASS I (a) -eRHIC-1 I (a) -eRHIC-2
I (a) -JLab I(a) -HERMES I(a) -COMPASS I(a) -eRHIC-1 I(a) -eRHIC-2
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0.2
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COMPASS,
0.3 0.25 ANsin(qT- s) 0.2 0.15 0.1 0.05 0 -1.5
s =17.33 GeV
Gaussian dependence, I (a) Dipole dependence, I (a) Gaussian dependence, I (b) Dipole dependence I (b)
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