Small-x Growth of Nucleon Structure Functions and Its Manifestations in Ultrahigh-Energy Neutrino Astrophysics

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6 pages, 10 figures, published in Proc. of 10th Annual Seminar "Non-linear Phenomena in Complex Systems 'NPCS-01'", 15-18 May

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Rapid growth of neutrino-nucleon cross-sections at high energies due to hypothetical hard pomeron enhancement of $\nu N$-structure functions is discussed. Differential and integral hadron moments, which, together with cross-sections, define rates of hadron-electromagnetic cascades in a neutrino detector are calculated for different power-law decreasing neutrino spectra. For comparison two small-x extrapolation schemes are discussed. First includes Regge theory inspired hard pomeron enhancement of $\nu N$-structure functions. The second is obtained with the help of trivial extrapolation of perturbative QCD structure functions from the large x region to the small x one. Implications of hard pomeron effects for cross-sections and hadron moments are demonstrated. The most pronounced manifestations are found in integral hadron moments for the case of charged current electron (anti)neutrinos scattering off nucleons.

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