High-p Jets in Diffractive Electroproduction
W. Buchmueller, A. Hebecker, M. F. McDermott
Abstract
The diffractive production of high-p jets in deep-inelastic scattering is studied in the semiclassical approach. The p-spectra of q q and q q g diffractive final states are found to be qualitatively different. For q q final states, which are produced by `hard' colour-singlet exchange, the p-spectrum is much softer than for q q g final states, where the colour neutralization is `soft'. Furthermore, the two different final states can be clearly distinguished by their diffractive mass distributions.
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