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Soft and Semi-Hard Components Structure in Multiparticle Production in High Energy Collisions

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arxiv hep-ph/9710361 v1 pith:Y7QENVMD submitted 1997-10-15 hep-ph

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keywords collisionsdifferentdistributionshadron-hadronjetsmultiplicitysemi-hardsoft
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Superposition of jets of different flavors as well as superposition of jets of different topologies describe well observed structures (shoulder, H_q oscillations) in e+e- annihilation. The analysis of similar effects seen in experimental data in hadron-hadron collision is performed successfully by superimposing soft and semi-hard contributions at various energies. Negative Binomial multiplicity distributions are chosen in all examined classes of collisions as elementary substructures, i.e., as QCD inspired genuine self-similar fractal processes. Predictions on final particle multiplicity distributions in hadron-hadron collisions at 14 TeV are discussed.

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