Abstract

We describe a Monte Carlo code for the fragmentation of polarized quarks into pseudoscalar mesons. The quark jet is generated by iteration of the splitting q → h + q′ where q and q′ indicate quarks and h a hadron. The splitting function describing the energy sharing between q′ and h is calculated on the basis of the Symmetric Lund Model where the quark spin is introduced through spin matrices as foreseen in the 3P0 mechanism. A complex mass parameter is introduced for the parametrisation of the Collins effect. The results for the Collins analysing power and the comparison with the Collins asymmetries measured by the COMPASS collaboration are presented. For the first time preliminary results on the simulated azimuthal asymmetry due to the Boer-Mulders function are also given.

Highlights

  • Sarting from the recent work of Ref. [1, 2] we have developed a model for the fragmentation of polarized quarks into pseudoscalar mesons and implemented it in a stand alone Monte Carlo program

  • The Monte Carlo prediction is rescaled by a factor ' 0.05 calculated from the comparison with the Collins asymmetry as function of pT for ⇡ measured in COMPASS

  • We have implemented in a stand alone Monte Carlo program a model for the fragmentation of polarized quarks using the Symmetric Lund Model and the 3P0 mechanism

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Summary

A Monte Carlo code for the fragmentation of polarized quarks

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