Glue constraining asymmetries in W, γ or Z production at CERN LHC
P. Chiappetta, G. J. Gounaris, J. Layssac, F. M. Renard
Abstract
We propose a class of forward-backward asymmetries with respect to the subprocess c.m. scattering angle in V+jet production at hadron colliders, with V being any of (W, Z, γ, H), which are directly proportional to the gluon distribution g(x). The informations that these asymmetries can provide are complementary of those reachable from measurements of the transverse momentum and/or the rapidity distributions of a V in kinematical regimes where gluon scattering subprocesses dominate. The accuracy which can be reached in the W, Z and γ cases, at the upgraded Tevatron and at LHC, should allow a considerable improvement of our knowledge of the gluon distribution function, especially at large x.
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