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A model of non-perturbative gluon emission in an initial state parton shower

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arxiv 0712.1199 v3 pith:7MWJ4PZP submitted 2007-12-07 hep-ph

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We consider a model of transverse momentum production in which non-perturbative smearing takes place throughout the perturbative evolution, by a simple modification to an initial state parton shower algorithm. Using this as the important non-perturbative ingredient, we get a good fit to data over a wide range of energy. Combining it with the non-perturbative masses and cutoffs that are a feature of conventional parton showers also leads to a reasonable fit. We discuss the extrapolation to the LHC.

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