Single Spin Asymmetry of Vector Meson Production as a Probe of Asymmetry of Parton Scattering
J. Czyzewski
Abstract
Azimuthal asymmetry of vector-meson production in single-transversely polarized proton-proton collisions (p p) is calculated in the string model of particle production. The asymmetry is generated only during fragmentation of a high-energy quark into hadrons. The obtained asymmetry of the ρ is opposite in sign to that of π mesons. On the other hand, an asymmetry appearing during parton scattering would contribute with the same sign to that of vector and pseudoscalar mesons. Thus, a combined measurement of both can be used to estimate the contribution to the asymmetry from parton scattering.
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