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تسجيل مستخدم جديدFragmentation of Partons
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Stefan Kretzer
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The concept of parton fragmentation in QCD hard scattering phenomenology as well as NLO pQCD analysis of fragmentation functions are outlined. Hadroproduction of pions of a few GeV pT is discussed through the example of recent measurements at sqrt{S_{RHIC}}=200 GeV.
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