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FDCHQHP:A Fortran Package for Heavy Quarkonium HadroProduction

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arxiv 1405.2143 v1 pith:XURJMVB4 submitted 2014-05-09 hep-ph

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FDCHQHP is a Fortran package to calculate the transverse momentum (p_t) distribution of yield and polarization for heavy quarkonium hadroproduction at next-to-leading-order (NLO) based on non-relativistic QCD(NRQCD) framework. It contains the complete color-singlet and color-octet intermediate states in present theoretical level, and is available to calculate different polarization parameters in different frames. As the LHC running now and in the future, it supplies a very useful tool to obtain theoretical prediction on the heavy quarkonium hadroproduction.

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