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QCD motivated approach to soft interactions at high energy: inclusive production

We extend our two component Pomeron model (GLMM) for soft high energy scattering to single inclusive cross sections. We present a suitable formulation which also includes the semi enhanced Pomeron-particle vertex corrections. The available data on single inclusive density $(1/σ_{in})dσ/dy$ in the c.m. energy range of 200-1800 GeV, including the just published Alice Collaboration point at 900 GeV,and the CMS collaboration measurements at 900 and 2360 GeV are well reproduced by our model. We also present predictions covering the complete LHC energy range which can be readily tested in the early low luminosity LHC runs. The results presented in this communication provide additional support to our Pomeron model approach.

preprint2010arXivOpen access

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