H. Genzel
RWTH Aachen University
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Physics Letters B | 1979
Christoph Berger; R. Maschuw; H.D. Mertiens; U. Timm; G.G. Winter; H. Meyer; H.C. Dehne; H. Genzel; Ch. Gerke; C. Y. Chang; L. Criegee; C. Grupen; H.D. Reich; K.H. Pape; J. Bürger; E. Lehmann; V. Blobel; G. Welch; A. Diekmann; K. Derikum; F. Barreiro; E. Lillestöl; W. Wagner; A. Bäcker; H. Spitzer; R. van Staa; R. Devenish; K.H. Lau; G. Flügge; W. Lührsen
Abstract We report our results on the reactions e+e− → hadrons in the energy range 13 ⩽ Ecm ⩽ 31.6 GeV and compare them with qq jets described in the quark-parton model and with first-order QCD predictions including gluon emission (qqg jets). At high energies the observed features of one-sided jet broadening, sea-gull effect and planar events with a three-jet structure represent a gross violation of the parton model without gluons and find a most natural interpretation if gluon bremsstrahlung is included.
Physics Letters B | 1980
Christoph Berger; S. Brandt; H.D. Mertiens; U. Timm; G.G. Winter; H. Meyer; H.C. Dehne; H. Genzel; H. Kapitza; C. Y. Chang; L. Criegee; C. Grupen; H.D. Reich; K.H. Pape; J. Bürger; E. Lehmann; V. Blobel; G. Welch; R. O. Polvado; K. Derikum; F. Barreiro; E. Lillestöl; W. Wagner; B. Backer; D. Schmidt; H. Spitzer; R. Devenish; K.H. Lau; H.J. Daum; G. Flügge
Abstract Measurements of the charged multiplicities for hadron production in e+e− annihilation in the center of mass energy range 9–32 GeV have been made. The average charged multiplicity has an energy dependence much stronger than ln s and similar to that reported for pp collisions. Quantitative differences are observed in the magnitude of both the average multiplicity 〈nch〉 and the dispersion Dch for e+e− and pp interactions at the same center of mass energy. 〈nch〉 and the ratio 〈nch/Dch in e+e− annihilations are significantly larger than in pp collisions and are found to be in overall agreement with QCD predictions. KNO scaling is seen to be satisfied.
Physics Letters B | 1979
Ch. Berger; H. Genzel; R. Grigull; W. Lackas; F. Raupach; Wolfgang Wagner; A. Klovning; E. Lillestöl; E. Lillethun; J.A. Skard; H. Ackermann; G. Alexander; F. Barreiro; J. Bürger; L. Criegee; H.C. Dehne; R. Devenish; G. Flügge; G. Franke; W. Gabriel; Ch. Gerke; G. Horlitz; G. Knies; E. Lehmann; H.D. Mertiens; B. Neumann; K.H. Pape; H.D. Reich; B. Stella; U. Timm
Abstract First results from the magnetic detector PLUTO at the new e + e − storage ring PETRA are shown. The ratio R of the cross section for hadron production to that for μ-pair production has been measured to be R = 5.0 ± 0.5 at 13 GeV and 4.3 ±0.5 at 17 GeV. Both values have an additional systematic error of 20%. The events show a typical 2-jet structure. The mean transverse momentum approaches a constant value with increasing energy implying a shrinkage of the jet opening angle.
Physics Letters B | 1979
Christoph Berger; R. Maschuw; H.D. Mertiens; U. Timm; G.G. Winter; H. Meyer; H.C. Dehne; H. Genzel; H. Kapitza; C. Y. Chang; L. Criegee; C. Grupen; H.D. Reich; K.H. Pape; J. Bürger; G. Flügge; G. Horlitz; V. Blobel; G. Welch; K. Derikum; S. Wolff; F. Barreiro; E. Lillestöl; W. Wagner; A. Bäcker; H. Spitzer; R. Devenish; K.H. Lau; W. Lührsen; T. Azemoon
Abstract First results from the magnetic detector PLUTO at the new e + e − storage ring PETRA are shown. The ratio R of the cross section for hadron production to that for μ-pair production has been measured to be R = 5.0 ± 0.5 at 13 GeV and 4.3 ±0.5 at 17 GeV. Both values have an additional systematic error of 20%. The events show a typical 2-jet structure. The mean transverse momentum approaches a constant value with increasing energy implying a shrinkage of the jet opening angle.
Physics Letters B | 1980
Ch. Berger; H. Genzel; R. Grigull; W. Lackas; F. Raupach; A. Klovning; E. Lillestöl; J.A. Skard; H. Ackermann; J. Bürger; L. Criegee; H.C. Dehne; A. Eskreys; G. Franke; W. Gabriel; Ch. Gerke; G. Knies; E. Lehmann; H.D. Mertiens; U. Michelsen; K.H. Pape; H.D. Reich; M. Scarr; B. Stella; U. Timm; W. Wagner; P. Waloschek; G.G. Winter; W. Zimmermann; O. Achterberg
Abstract A multi-jet analysis of hadronic final states from e + e − annihilation in the energy range 27 E cm S = 0.15 ± 0.03 (stat. error) ± 0.02 (syst. error). The inferred energy distribution of the most energetic parton is in good agreement with the first-order QCD prediction. A scalar-gluon model is strongly disfavoured. Higher-twist contributions to the three-jet sample are found to be small.
Nuclear Physics | 1987
Ch. Berger; H. Genzel; W. Lackas; J. Pielorz; F. Raupach; W. Wagner; A. Klovning; E. Lillestöl; J. Bürger; L. Criegee; A. Deuter; F. Ferrarotto; G. Franke; M. Gaspero; Ch. Gerke; G. Knies; B. Lewendel; J. Meyer; U. Michelsen; K.H. Pape; B. Stella; U. Timm; G.G. Winter; M. Zachara; W. Zimmermann; P.J. Bussey; S.L. Cartwright; J.B. Dainton; D. Hendry; B.T. King
Abstract We present a measurement of the hadronic structure function F2γ(x, Q2) of the photon in the Q2 range from 10 to 100 GeV2. Data were taken with the PLUTO detector at the e+e- storage ring PETRA. This measurement and previous PLUTO measurements in the Q2 range of 1.5 to 16 GeV2 are compared with higher order QCD calculations. The structure function is consistent with the predicted log Q2 behaviour when charm contributions are subtracted. The x dependence can be well described for 0.1 Λ MS = 183 + 65/ −40( stat. ) + 46/ −36( sys. ) MeV for the QCD scale parameter.
European Physical Journal C | 1984
Ch. Berger; A. Deuter; H. Genzel; W. Lackas; J. Pielorz; F. Raupach; Wolfgang Wagner; A. Llovning; E. Lillestöl; J. Bürger; L. Criegee; F. Ferrarotto; G. Franke; M. Gaspero; Ch. Gerke; G. Knies; B. Lewendel; J. Meyer; U. Michelsen; K.H. Pape; B. Stella; U. Timm; G.G. Winter; M. Zachara; W. Zimmermann; P. Bussey; S. L. Cartwright; J. B. Dainton; B. T. King; C. Raine
The processγγπ+π− has been measured with complete particle identification. Cross-sections are presented from near threshold up to the region of thef(1270). In the mass range 0.5–0.7 GeV, crosssections are lower than the Born term predictions and show no evidence for an ε(600). The two-photon width of thef(1270) is found to be in agreement with previous results.
Physics Letters B | 1980
Ch. Berger; H. Genzel; R. Grigull; W. Lackas; F. Raupach; A. Klovning; E. Lillestöl; E. Lillethun; J.A. Skard; H. Ackermann; G. Alexander; F. Barreiro; J. Bürger; L. Criegee; H.C. Dehne; R. Devenish; A. Eskreys; G. Flügge; G. Franke; W. Gabriel; Ch. Gerke; G. Knies; E. Lehmann; H.D. Mertiens; U. Michelsen; K.H. Pape; H.D. Reich; M. Scarr; B. Stella; T.N. Ranga Swamy
Abstract We have measured the production of charged particle pairs in e + e − initiated two-photon reactions. The observed rates and invariant mass spectra agree with expectations from QED if a resonant π + π − production at the f 0 mass is added. Assuming dominance of the helicity 2 production we obtain the width Γ (f 0 → γγ ) = 2.3 ± 0.5 keV.
Physics Letters B | 1981
Ch. Berger; H. Genzel; R. Grigull; W. Lackas; F. Raupach; W. Wagner; A. Klovning; E. Lillestöl; J. A. J. Skard; H. Ackermann; G. Alexander; G. Bella; J. Bürger; L. Criegee; A. Eskreys; G. Franke; W. Gabriel; Ch. Gerke; G. Knies; E. Lehmann; H.D. Mertiens; U. Michelsen; K.H. Pape; H.D. Reich; J.M. Scarr; B. Stella; U. Timm; G.G. Winter; W. Zimmermann; O. Achterberg
Abstract Using data taken at PETRA we present results on deep inelastic electron photon scattering at momentum transfers 1 Q 2 2 . The results are expressed in terms of the photon structure function F 2 and are compared with QCD predictions and “hadronic” models of the photon. The pointlike component of the photon is found to be dominant.
Physics Letters B | 1981
Ch. Berger; H. Genzel; R. Grigull; W. Lackas; F. Raupach; A. Klovning; E. Lillestöl; J. A. J. Skard; H. Ackermann; J. Bürger; L. Criegee; H.C. Dehne; A. Eskreys; G. Franke; W. Gabriel; Ch. Gerke; G. Knies; E. Lehmann; H.D. Mertiens; U. Michelsen; K.H. Pape; H.D. Reich; M. Scarr; B. Stella; U. Timm; W. Wagner; P. Waloschek; G.G. Winter; W. Zimmermann; O. Achterberg
Abstract Measurements of energy-energy correlations in hadronic final states produced in e + e − annihilation at c.m. energies between 7.7 and 31.6 GeV are presented. The data are compared to perturbative QCD predictions. Good qualitative agreement above 20 GeV c.m. energy is found. The importance of non-perturbative effects is discussed, as well as the detailed behaviour of the correlation near 180°.