Probing the polarized gluon content of the proton through χ2 hadroproduction
B. Pire
Abstract
Determining how much spin is carried by gluon in a polarized proton is a fundamental problem which cannot be resolved by completely inclusive deep inelastic measurements. Hadroproduction of heavy flavors is very sensitive to the gluon content of hadrons. We show that χ2 (3555) production in polarized proton-proton collisions is a good candidate reaction to address this challenging question.
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