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arxiv: hep-ph/9907475 · v1 · submitted 1999-07-23 · ✦ hep-ph

Two-hadron interference fragmentation functions. Part I: general framework

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keywords fragmentationfunctionsinterferencetwo-hadronaddressedangularazimuthalcross
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We investigate the properties of interference fragmentation functions measurable from the distribution of two hadrons produced in the same jet in the current fragmentation region of a hard process. We discuss the azimuthal angular dependences in the leading order cross section of two-hadron inclusive lepton-nucleon scattering as an example how these interference fragmentation functions can be addressed separately.

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