The 4-th International Workshop of High Energy Physics in the LHC Era: Lessons from the first measurements of elastic and total cross sections at the LHC.

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The 4-th International Workshop of High Energy Physics in the LHC Era: Lessons from the first measurements of elastic and total cross sections at the LHC by TOTEM L. Jenkovszky and D. Lontkovskiy (Kiev: Valparaiso, Jan. 4-10, 2011

α(0)\C P O 1/2 f ω (and ratios: σ/B,…….).

Elastic Scattering momentum transfer -t ~ (p  ) 2  = beam scattering angle p = beam momentum = 14 TeV prediction of BSW model d  /dt (mb/GeV 2 ) L,  tot ,  b, and  from FIT in CNI region (UA4) CNI region: |f C | ~ | f N | LHC: -t  ~  GeV 2 ;  min ~ 3.4  rad (  min ~ 120  SPS).

“THEORY”: R. Fiore, L.L. Jenkovszky, E.A. Kuraev, A.I. Lengyel, Predictions for high- energy pp and \bar pp scattering from a finite sum of gluon ladders, Phys. Rev. D81, #5 (2010) ; arXiv /hep-ph

Basic ingredients in any model-building; no theory: 1.Undisputable: the Pomeron is supercritical, alpha(0)>1. Question: do we need also a “hard” component in the (universal) Pomeron? 2. Input (“Born term) and unitarization (e.g. “Regge-eikonal). Problems: а) B_2=B_1/2? b) More dips, at higher |t| are not seen. 2.Where (e.g. in t) is the transition between “soft” (exponential) and “hard” power behaviour of the differenctial croos setion (with TOTEM’s rich?) 3.Geometrical models of the matter distribution (black disc or ring, Chou-Yang); 4. Is an odd-C (asymptotic!) contribution inevitable? I think so! Is the odderon part of diffraction (this is a lexical problem); 5. Spin in high-energy pp scattering

dσ/dt -t 0 dip “break” Im h b pion clouding “atmosphere” absorptions 0 e Bt Gaussian Geometrical scaling (GS), saturation and unitarity 1.On-shell (hadronic) reactions (s,t, Q^2=m^2); t  b transformation: and dictionary:

Im h 1/2 R(s)  b0 Предел черного диска, Im h=1/2? Нет угрозы! П. Дегрола, Л.Л. Eнковский, Б.В. Струминский, ЯФ, EPJ (1999). См. также спор Трошина и Тюрина с Blockом и Halzenом (arXiv: )

Saturation of the Black Disc Limit?

P. Aspell et. al. (TOTEM Collaboaration), Proton-proton elastic scattering at the LHC energy 7 TeV, Europhys. Lett. {\bf 95} (2011) 41001; arXiv: G. Antchev et al. (TOTEM Collab.), First measurement of the total proton-proton cross section at the LHC energy of 7 TeV, to be publ in EPL; arXiv:

L. Jenkovszky, A. Lengyel, D. Lontkovskyi, The Pomeron and Odderon in elastic, inelastic and total cross sections at the LHC, Int. J. Mod. Phys. A 26, # 26 & 27 (2011) , arXiv:

R.J.J. Phillips and V. Barger, Model independent analysis of the structure in pp scattering, Phys. Lett. B 46 (1973) 412. Phenomenology

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L. Jenkovszky and D. Lontkovskiy: In the Proc. of the Crimean (2011) Conference; also presented at the Russian-Spanish Dual Meeting in Barcelona, November, 2011:

Model building (input + unitarazation) (analyticity, Regge behaviour (factorization), unitarity, GS)

Is A(s,t) ractorizable? No, it is not! (Regge poles, 60-ies) The inclusion of the virtuality, Q^2, or the external mass is much more tricky. α= α(t)

ATLAS At DIS11 CMS at DIS11

Lessons: 1.Model predictions for integral characteristics, on the whole, are compatible with the data within about 10% (not too interesting!), diverging by orders of magnitudes (!) in the dip-bump region, that can be used to discriminate the existing (and future) models; 1.Any modes should describe various observables in a wide kinematical range with a unique set of adjustable parameters; 2.For any comparison and critical assasement, a ‘bank of models” should be created, in which different models would be tested on a unique set of the data. Who could do this? 4. Spin?! 5. The Regge pole theory and QCD are progressing parallelly, with little or no interference.

Thank you !