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      Effect of the Charm Quark Mass on the BFKL gamma^* gamma^* Total Cross Section at LEP

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          We perform a numerical study of various improvements of the LO BFKL prediction for the gamma^* gamma^* total cross section in the kinematical region of the L3 detector at LEP. In particular, we study the effects of a massive charm quark and of different photon polarizations. The variation of the BFKL prediction under changes of alpha_s is investigated.

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          Renormalization Group Improved Small-x Equation

          We propose and analyze an improved small-x equation which incorporates exact leading and next-to-leading BFKL kernels on one hand and renormalization group constraints in the relevant collinear limits on the other. We work out in detail the recently proposed omega-expansion of the solution, derive the Green's function factorization properties and discuss both the gluon anomalous dimension and the hard pomeron. The resummed results are stable, nearly renormalization-scheme independent, and join smoothly with the fixed order perturbative regime. Two critical hard pomeron exponents are provided, which - for reasonable strong-coupling extrapolations - are argued to provide bounds on the pomeron intercept.
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              Journal
              04 April 2000
              Article
              10.1016/S0370-2693(00)01080-7
              hep-ph/0004029
              8f92c847-1a3d-4a22-a125-f47189e9919d
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              Cavendish-HEP-00/01, DAMTP-2000-36, DESY 00-055
              Phys.Lett. B492 (2000) 56-62
              10 pages, 6 figures
              hep-ph

              High energy & Particle physics
              High energy & Particle physics

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