摘要
Having a precise knowledge of the charm quark component can lead to a better understanding of the fundamental structure of the nucleon. Furthermore, the charm quark distribution function plays an important role in the study of many processes which are sensitive to the charm quark content of the nucleon. In the standard global analysis of patton distribution functions （PDFs）, the charm quark distribution arises perturbatively through the splitting of the gluon into charm-anticharm pairs in the DGLAP evolution equations. Nevertheless, the existence of nonperturbative intrinsic charm quarks in the proton has also been predicted by QCD. In this paper, we study some phenomenological models within the light-cone framework to predict the nonperturbative intrinsic charm quark content of the nucleon. We investigate the impact of these models on the prediction ofγ-＋ c-jet production in pp collisions at the LHC and compare our results on pp→γ, ＋ c-jet with the experimental data of DO.
Having a precise knowledge of the charm quark component can lead to a better understanding of the fundamental structure of the nucleon. Furthermore, the charm quark distribution function plays an important role in the study of many processes which are sensitive to the charm quark content of the nucleon. In the standard global analysis of patton distribution functions （PDFs）, the charm quark distribution arises perturbatively through the splitting of the gluon into charm-anticharm pairs in the DGLAP evolution equations. Nevertheless, the existence of nonperturbative intrinsic charm quarks in the proton has also been predicted by QCD. In this paper, we study some phenomenological models within the light-cone framework to predict the nonperturbative intrinsic charm quark content of the nucleon. We investigate the impact of these models on the prediction ofγ-＋ c-jet production in pp collisions at the LHC and compare our results on pp→γ, ＋ c-jet with the experimental data of DO.
