Investigation of Single Proton Dissociation
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https://doi.org/10.15407/ujpe69.11.828Keywords:
single diffraction dissociation, structure function of proton, resonance region, low missing masses, differential cross sectionAbstract
We consider the single proton diffraction dissociation at low missing masses focusing on the interplay between diffractive processes and resonance production. The model incorporates the concept of duality, where the observed cross sections are explained by both smooth background processes and discrete resonance contributions. At low missing masses MX, this approach leverages the Regge proton trajectory to account for the role of resonances in the cross section. Recent experimental data are used to refine model parameters, enhancing the accuracy of predictions for the differential cross section behavior in the resonance region.
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