Glueball plus pion production in hadron collisions
Francesco Murgia, Paul Kessler, Joseph Parisi
Abstract
Using a non--relativistic gluon bound--state model for glueballs (G), we compute the subprocess q\, q\, \, G\,π, and we therefrom derive the yield of the overall reaction p\, p\, \, G\,πX, assuming the glueball and the pion to be emitted with their transverse momenta large, opposite and approximately equal. Numerical results are presented in the form of pT spectra for various glueball candidates and their possible quantum states, assuming those particles to be produced, in the type of reactions here considered, at high--energy p\, p colliders such as the CERN SppS.
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