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arxiv: 1410.6664 · v1 · pith:23HTCZVDnew · submitted 2014-10-24 · ✦ hep-ph · hep-ex

Progress in Double Parton Scattering Studies

Sunil Bansal , Paolo Bartalini , Boris Blok , Diego Ciangottini , Markus Diehl , Fiorella M. Fionda , Jonathan R. Gaunt , Paolo Gunnellini
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Tristan Du Pree Tomas Kasemets Daniel Ostermeier Sergio Scopetta Andrzej Si\'odmok Alexander M. Snigirev Antoni Szczurek Daniele Treleani Wouter J. Waalewijn
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An overview of theoretical and experimental progress in double parton scattering (DPS) is presented. The theoretical topics cover factorization in DPS, models for double parton distributions and DPS in charm production and nuclear collisions. On the experimental side, CMS results for dijet and double J/\psi\ production, in light of DPS, as well as first results for the 4-jet channel are presented. ALICE reports on a study of open charm and J/\psi\ multiplicity dependence.

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