Further evidence for jet production from the charged particles produced in pp collisions at s = 63 GeV triggered on large transverse energy
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Abstract
The detailed shape of events triggered by a 1.7 sr hadron calorimeter is studied using charged track information in the Axial Field Spectrometer at the CERN ISR. With increasing transverse energy (ET) a large fraction of the events are seen to have a limited transverse momentum relative to the trigger direction. A comparison of the circularity of the events with a prediction of a QCD-motivated Monte Carlo model shows that at high ET the events originate predominantly from two-constituent scattering.
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| Authors | T. Åkesson,M.G. Albrow,S. Almehed,R. Batley,O. Benary,H. Bøggild,O. Botner,H. Brody,V. Burkert,A. Di Ciaccio,D. Cockerill,S. Dagan,E. Dahl-Jensen,G. Damgaard,W.M. Evans,C.W. Fabjan,P. Frandsen,S. Frankel,W. Frati,H. Gordon,A. Hallgren,K.H. Hansen,B. Heck,H.J. Hilke,J.E. Hooper,G. Jarlskog,P. Jeffreys,T. Jensen,G. Kesseler,T. Killian,J.V.D. Lans,D. Lissauer,B. Lörstad,T. Ludlam,N.A. McCubbin,U. Mjornmark,R. Møller,W. Molzon,B.S. Nielsen,A. Nilsson,L.H. Olsen,Y. Oren,L. Rosselet,E. Rosso,R.H. Schindler,B. Schistad,I. Stumer,E. Vella,W.J. Willis,M. Winik,W. Witzeling,C. Woody,I. Dahl-Jensen;T. Åkesson;M.G. Albrow;S. Almehed;R. Batley;O. Benary;H. Bøggild;O. Botner;H. Brody;V. Burkert;A. Di Ciaccio;D. Cockerill;S. Dagan;E. Dahl-Jensen;G. Damgaard;W.M. Evans;C.W. Fabjan;P. Frandsen;S. Frankel;W. Frati;H. Gordon;A. Hallgren;K.H. Hansen;B. Heck;H.J. Hilke;J.E. Hooper;G. Jarlskog;P. Jeffreys;T. Jensen;G. Kesseler;T. Killian;J.V.D. Lans;D. Lissauer;B. Lörstad;T. Ludlam;N.A. McCubbin;U. Mjornmark;R. Møller;W. Molzon;B.S. Nielsen;A. Nilsson;L.H. Olsen;Y. Oren;L. Rosselet;E. Rosso;R.H. Schindler;B. Schistad;I. Stumer;E. Vella;W.J. Willis;M. Winik;W. Witzeling;C. Woody;I. Dahl-Jensen; |
| Journal | physics letters b |
| Year | 1982 |
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10.1016/0370-2693(82)90627-x
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