Fully Heavy Pentaquarks with Jethad: A High-Energy Viewpoint
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Abstract
We examine the leading-power fragmentation of fully heavy pentaquarks in high-energy hadronic collisions. To this end, we complete the release of the hadron structure-oriented PQ5Q1.0 fragmentation functions by discussing the set and delivering the one. These functions incorporate an improved computation of the initial-scale input for the constituent heavy-quark fragmentation channel, making them particularly suitable for describing both the direct formation of a compact multicharm state and the hadronization from a diquark–antiquark–diquark configuration. For phenomenological applications, we employ the data-validated (sym)Jethad framework to compute and analyze NLL/NLO+ semi-inclusive production rates of pentaquark-plus-jet systems at the upcoming HL-LHC and the future FCC. This study marks a further step toward connecting hadronic structure, precision QCD, and the emerging physics of exotic matter.
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- Consejería de Sanidad, Comunidad de Madrid (2022-T1/TIC-24176)
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