Minijets as a Perturbative Probe of Colour Charge
D. J. Summers
Abstract
We motivate the study of ``Minijets'' (that is jets soft with respect to the hard scattering, but hard with respect to ΛQCD) as a means to study the underlying QCD colour flow in events. We discuss, with the aid of a simplistic model, currently available events in which minijets are observed, that is the events have high multiplicity, as a means of understanding the physics of minijets. We encourage both theoreticians and experiments to continue the study of minijets.
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