The Hadronic Final States in Deep Inelastic eγ Scattering at a Future e+e- Linear Collider
J. Jason Ward
Abstract
Energy flow distributions from tagged γγ events generated with HERWIG are presented for Ebeam = 45.6 GeV (LEP1) and Ebeam = 175 GeV (top-quark threshold at a future e+e- Linear Collider). They have very similar shapes regardless of the beam energy. Using the present knowledge of the LEP F2γ analyses, it is forseen that the understanding of the hadronic response of the forward region of the LC detector is vital to the development of the final state models in γγ Monte Carlos. Such models are relied upon to extract F2γ from the data, and hence understanding the forward region well may be crucial in the determination of whether or not a low-x rise exists in the photon structure function.
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