Shrinkage vs. anti-shrinkage of the diffraction cone in the exclusive vector mesons production

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Phenomenology

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We investigate the energy behavior of the diffraction cone in the exclusive vector meson production in diffractive DIS within the k_t-factorization approach. In our calculations, we make full use of fits to the unintegrated gluon structure functions extracted recently from experimental data on F_2p. Confirming early predictions, we observe that shrinkage of the diffraction cone due to the slope of the Pomeron trajectory is significantly compensated by the anti-shrinkage behavior of the gamma -> V transition. In order to match recent ZEUS data on the energy behavior of the diffraction slope, alpha^prime_eff(J/psi, exp.) = 0.115 +/- 0.018 (stat.) +0.008-0.015(syst.) GeV^-2, we had to use an input value alpha^\prime_Pomeron = 0.25 GeV^-2. We investigate the compensation effect in detail and give predictions for Q^2-dependence of the rate of cone shrinkage for different vector mesons.

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