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K. Sudoh

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Spinor Operator Giving Both Angular Momentum and Parity

In heavy quark effective theory, heavy mesons which contain a heavy quark (or antiquark) are classified by $s_l^{pi_l}$, i.e., the total angular momentum $s_l$ and the parity $pi_l$ of the light quark degrees of freedom around a static heavy quark. In this case, however, one needs to separately estimate the parity other than the angular momentum of a light quark to describe heavy mesons. A new operator $K$ was proposed some time ago by two of us (T.M. and T.M.). In this Letter, we show that the quantum number $k$ of this operator is enough to describe both the total angular momentum of the light quark degrees of freedom and the parity of a heavy meson, and derive a simple relation between $k$ and $s_l^{pi_l}$.

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Photoproduction of $ψ'$ as a Test of Color-Octet Model

We have calculated the cross section of $ψ'$ photoproduction at small-$p_{T}$ regions in polarized $γp$ collisions for testing the color-octet model, which is based on NRQCD factorization formalism. We show that the measurement of the two-spin asymmetry of this process might be effective to constrain the value of NRQCD matrix elements.

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$ψ'$ productions as a test of color-octet mechanism

To test the color-octet model of heavy quarkonium productions, we propose $ψ'$-productions at small-$p_T$ regions in polarized $pp$ collisions for the forthcoming RHIC polarized experiments, whose experimental test at $\sqrt s=50$ GeV might be very promising.

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Hard Processes with Spin-Dependent Parton Distributions

To test a possible color-octet contribution of heavy quarkonium productions, we propose $ψ$'-productions for small-$p_T$ regions, where the color-singlet $ψ$' state cannot be produced by the gluon-gluon fusion owing to charge conjugation. We also point out that these processes are very useful to deduce informations of spin-dependent gluon distributions $Δg$.

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