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Explore the differences in measurements from the Mx, LRG, and LPS methods in particle physics. Compare predictions with Color Dipole Model, discuss CGC and FS04(sat) descriptions of F2 and xIPF2D(3), and analyze Regge factorization and Q2 dependence. Delve into Reggeon and pion contributions in diffractive processes.
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Discussions • Understanding the difference of the measurements from Mx, LRG and LPS methods. • DPDF and factorisation Tsukuba Japan, Apr. 23, 2006
Discussion Tsukuba Japan, Apr. 23, 2006
Comparison with Colour Dipole Model - II Low Q2 from ZEUS MX 98-99 (x 1./0.7) MX=30 GeV MX=20 GeV MX=11 GeV MX=6 GeV MX=3 GeV MX=1.2 GeV Predictions of model are corrected by 1/0.7 for the MN<2.3 GeV of ZEUS MX method. DIS05, Madison, Apr. 27 – May 1
Comparison with Colour Dipole Model - III High Q2 from ZEUS MX 98-99 (x 1./0.7) MX=30 GeV MX=20 GeV MX=11 GeV MX=6 GeV MX=3 GeV MX=1.2 GeV • CGC and FS04(sat) are able simultaneously to describe F2 and xIPF2D(3). • Forshaw & Shaw have not been able to find a good fit which does not invoke saturation. DIS05, Madison, Apr. 27 – May 1
Discussion Tsukuba Japan, Apr. 23, 2006
Discussion Tsukuba Japan, Apr. 23, 2006
Discussion –H1 Q2 dependence Tsukuba Japan, Apr. 23, 2006
Testing Regge factorization: Q2 dependence Tsukuba Japan, Apr. 23, 2006
Testing Regge factorization: dependence Tsukuba Japan, Apr. 23, 2006
Reggeon and pion contributions in diffractive processes K. Golec-Biernat, J. Kwiecinski and A. Szczurek, Phys. Rev. D56 (1997) 3955. Tsukuba Japan, Apr. 23, 2006
Comparison of LPS and MX method g*p Xp via the exchange of a Reggeon aj. • MX method suppresses the Reggeon contributions. • Good agreement between LPS and MX method ( for MN < 2.3 GeV) except for the region of xIP > 0.01 where Reggeon contributions may dominate LPS. Discussion Tsukuba Japan, Apr. 23, 2006