Does the hard pomeron obey Regge factorisation?

Abstract

While data for the proton structure function demand the presence of a hard-pomeron contribution even at quite small Q2, previous fits to the pp and p p total cross sections have found that in these there is little or no room for such a contribution. We re-analyse the data and show that itmay indeed be present and that, further, it probably obeys Regge factorisation: sigmagamma p(s,Q12)sigmagamma p(s,Q22)= sigmapp(s)sigmagamma gamma(s,Q12,Q22) for all values of Q12 and Q22.

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