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Properties of multihadronic events with a final state photon at {Mathematical expression}

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Abstract

The properties of final state photons in multihadronic decays of the Z0 and those of the recoiling hadronic system are discussed and compared with theoretical expectations. The yield of two and three jet events with final state photons is found to be in good agreement with the expectation from a matrix element calculation of O(ααs. Uncertainties in the interpretation of the theoretical calculation do not yet permit a final assessment of events with just one reconstructed jet. Comparing the rates of two jet events with a photon to those of three jet events in the inclusive multihadronic sample, the strong coupling constant in second order is determined as αs {Mathematical expression}=0.122±0.010, taking into account only the statistical and experimental systematic errors. It is found that an abelian model of the strong interaction does not describe the data. The comparison of the total yield and the jet rates with QCD shower programs shows better agreement with the ARIADNE model than with the JETSET model. Both programs are found to describe well the photon properties and the properties of the residual hadronic event.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)193-209
Number of pages17
JournalEuropean Physical Journal C
Volume54
Issue number2
DOIs
StatePublished - Jun 1992

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