Dijet production cross-section and fragmentation of jets produced in p p collisions at {Mathematical expression}=63 GeV

T. Åkesson*, M. G. Albrow, S. Almehed, R. Batley, O. Benary, H. Bøggild, O. Botner, H. Breuker, B. Callen, A. A. Carter, J. R. Carter, P. Cecil, Y. Choi, W. E. Cleland, S. Dagan, E. Dahl-Jensen, I. Dahl-Jensen, G. Damgaard, C. W. Fabjan, S. FrankelW. Frati, U. Goerlach, H. Gordon, K. H. Hansen, V. Hedberg, G. Jarlskog, S. Katsanevas, R. Kroeger, K. Kulka, D. Lissauer, B. Lörstad, A. Markou, N. A. McCubbin, U. Mjörnmark, R. Møller, B. S. Nielsen, L. Olsen, Y. Oren, L. Rosselet, J. Schukraft, H. Specht, I. Stumer, M. Sullivan, H. H. Thodberg, J. A. Thompson, G. Thorstenson, E. Vella, J. Williamson, W. J. Willis, C. Woody, W. A. Zajc

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Abstract

We present stdies of events triggered on two high-pT jets, produced in pp collisions at the CERN Intersecting Storage Rings (ISR) at {Mathematical expression}=63 GeV, using a large solid angle calorimeter. The cross-section for producing two jets is measured in the dijet mass range 17-50 GeV/c2. A high-statistics sample of dijet events, where each jet has transverse energy above 10 GeV, is used to study the structure of jets and the associated event. We find the longitudinal fragmentation function to be similar to that of jets emerging from e+e- collisions but considerably harder than that observed at the Super Proton Synchrotron (SPS) {Mathematical expression} Collider. A steepening of the fragmentation function is observed when increasing the jet energy. Studies of the charge distribution in jets show that these predominantly originate from fragmenting valence quarks. The transverse energy and particle flows are presented as functions of the azimuthal distance from the jet axis.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)27-43
Number of pages17
JournalEuropean Physical Journal C
Volume30
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - Mar 1986

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