Helicity correlation of neighboring dihadron

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Main Authors: Huang, Fei, Liu, Tianbo, Song, Yu-Kun, Wei, Shu-Yi
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Published: 2024
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author Huang, Fei
Liu, Tianbo
Song, Yu-Kun
Wei, Shu-Yi
author_facet Huang, Fei
Liu, Tianbo
Song, Yu-Kun
Wei, Shu-Yi
contents The spin correlation of final-state hadrons provides a novel platform to explore the hadronization mechanism of polarized partons in unpolarized high-energy collisions. In this work, we investigate the helicity correlation of two hadrons originating from the same single parton. The production of such a dihadron system is formally described by the interference dihadron fragmentation function, in which the helicity correlation between the two hadrons arise from both the long-distance nonperturbative physics and the perturbative QCD evolution. Beyond the extraction of the dihadron fragmentation function, we demonstrate that it is also a sensitive observable to the longitudinal spin transfer, characterized by the single hadron fragmentation function $G_{1L}$. This intriguing connection opens up new opportunities for understanding the spin dynamics of hadronization and provides a complementary approach to corresponding studies using polarized beams and targets.
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spellingShingle Helicity correlation of neighboring dihadron
Huang, Fei
Liu, Tianbo
Song, Yu-Kun
Wei, Shu-Yi
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Experiment
The spin correlation of final-state hadrons provides a novel platform to explore the hadronization mechanism of polarized partons in unpolarized high-energy collisions. In this work, we investigate the helicity correlation of two hadrons originating from the same single parton. The production of such a dihadron system is formally described by the interference dihadron fragmentation function, in which the helicity correlation between the two hadrons arise from both the long-distance nonperturbative physics and the perturbative QCD evolution. Beyond the extraction of the dihadron fragmentation function, we demonstrate that it is also a sensitive observable to the longitudinal spin transfer, characterized by the single hadron fragmentation function $G_{1L}$. This intriguing connection opens up new opportunities for understanding the spin dynamics of hadronization and provides a complementary approach to corresponding studies using polarized beams and targets.
title Helicity correlation of neighboring dihadron
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Experiment
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.00394