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The effect of hadronic rindler horizon on hadronization process

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In this study by extending the recent suggested mechanisms to hadronization processes, the information loss for QCD matter in hadronic Rindler horizon is found. We notice that for all finite values of quark and gluon energies, all information from all hadronization processes experiences some degree of loss. Then the effect of hedonic Rindler horizon on three jet cross section is explored. It is found that the three jet cross section is rising at ycut = 0.0002 exhibits a turn-over at moderate value of ycut = 0.01 and then rapidly decreases as ycut increases. This model is consistent with OPAL data. Finally, different channels for producing Higgs boson near hadronic Rindler horizon are studied. It is shown that the cross section of Higgs boson produced via gluon fusion and quark interaction near a single Hadronic Rindler Horizon is much larger for higher center of mass energies. This is because an increase in the energy of hadronic Rindler horizon raises the temperature, thus intensifying the thermal radiation of QCD matter.

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Ghaffary, T. The effect of hadronic rindler horizon on hadronization process. Int J Theor Phys 57, 3066–3080 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10773-018-3825-0

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