Can partons describe the CDF jet data?
E. W. N. Glover, A. D. Martin, R. G. Roberts, W. J. Stirling
Abstract
The recent CDF single jet inclusive measurements at Fermilab are incorporated in a global next-to-leading order parton analysis of the available deep inelastic and related data. We find that it is impossible to achieve a simultaneous QCD description of both the CDF jet distribution for transverse energies ET > 200~GeV and the deep inelastic structure function data for x > 0.3. However, the CDF data for ET < 200~GeV and the deep inelastic data are adequately described provided that the QCD coupling αS(MZ2) is increased from its preferred deep inelastic value to αS (MZ2) 0.116 - 0.120.
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