We present an analysis of the c and b fragmentation functions which includes in a consistent fashion leading and next-to-leading perturbative contributions, effects due to soft gluon emission and a parametrization of effects of non-perturbative origin. We show that the data on D meson production at intermediate energy constrain the parametrization of the effects of non-perturbative nature. We can therefore make a prediction for the B fragmentation function. Results for the B, D and D * fragmentation functions at LEP energy are given, and compared with existing data. © 1992.

Colangelo, G., Nason, P. (1992). A theoretical study of the c and b fragmentation function in e + e - annihilation. PHYSICS LETTERS. SECTION B, 285(1-2), 167-171 [10.1016/0370-2693(92)91317-3].

A theoretical study of the c and b fragmentation function in e + e - annihilation

Nason, P.
1992

Abstract

We present an analysis of the c and b fragmentation functions which includes in a consistent fashion leading and next-to-leading perturbative contributions, effects due to soft gluon emission and a parametrization of effects of non-perturbative origin. We show that the data on D meson production at intermediate energy constrain the parametrization of the effects of non-perturbative nature. We can therefore make a prediction for the B fragmentation function. Results for the B, D and D * fragmentation functions at LEP energy are given, and compared with existing data. © 1992.
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Nuclear and High Energy Physics
English
1992
285
1-2
167
171
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Colangelo, G., Nason, P. (1992). A theoretical study of the c and b fragmentation function in e + e - annihilation. PHYSICS LETTERS. SECTION B, 285(1-2), 167-171 [10.1016/0370-2693(92)91317-3].
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