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DELPHI week QCD Meeting 5 December 2000. Update on the analysis of fragmentation function components at LEP1. Oxana Smirnova Christina Zacharatou Jarlskog Thanks for suggestions to: Torbjörn Sjöstrand. Components of the Fragmentation Function. at Q = 91.2 GeV. Cuts for charged particles:
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DELPHI week QCD Meeting 5 December 2000 Update on the analysis of fragmentation function components at LEP1 Oxana Smirnova Christina Zacharatou Jarlskog Thanks for suggestions to: Torbjörn Sjöstrand
Components of the Fragmentation Function at Q = 91.2 GeV
Cuts for charged particles: Rf impact parameter < 5 cm z impact parameter <10cm/sinq track length > 50 cm 0.1 GeV < p < 50 GeV 11o < q <169o Dp/p < 100% Cuts for events: at least 5 tracks with p>0.2 GeV total energy > 15 GeV Ehem > 3 GeV 26o < qsphericity < 154o max pimbalance = 20 GeV Data Selection
Raw Data Binning: • 40 channels in cosq • 22 channels in xp: - 10 bins of width 0.01 - 5 bins of width 0.02 - 2 bins of width 0.05 - 3 bins of width 0.1 - 2 bins of width 0.2
Correction Factors Correction factors for detector acceptance and resolution, isr, secondary interactions and kinematic cuts: Track and event selection cuts as in data.
Corrected Cross Sections (in 22 xp bins) For each bin: Combined data for all years:
Extraction of fragmentation function components Weighting method
Components by weighting and fitting (only statistical errors)
The fragmentation effect 20 M events from Jetset7.4: • no shower • only 2-jet events
A simple algorithm to compensate for the fragmentation effect • estimate hadron-quark angle from Jetset (no shower) • use estimate to smear hadron polar angle • fit data using smeared distributions
Summary • Analysis updated for 1992-1995 data at Z peak • Study with Jetset shows non-zero FL in the absence of gluons: attributed to the fragmentation effect • Algorithm implemented to estimate compensation: FL reduced significantly at xp below 0.1 • More factors to be taken into account...