17-19 June 2026
Mexico/General timezone
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Contribution

Photon nuclear flux and toponium search at the LHC

Speakers

  • Dr. Javier Alberto MURILLO QUIJADA

Primary authors

Content

Hadron and nuclear photon flux models, particle productions in photon-proton proceses and particle correlations, toponium models and their phenomenology, spin correlations and ttbar background rejection

Summary

In this talk photon fluxes associated with light and heavy ions that are relevant in ultraperipheral pA collisions at the LHC are discussed, in particular the comparison between wood saxon and hard sphere models within superchic and pythia generators. Flux effect on particle production, rapidity gaps and two-particle correlations in gamma-proton interactions within pA systems is discussed. Additionally the observation of a resonance in the ttbar spectrum at ~344 GeV is revisited by analyzing the toponium models expectations for spin correlations and neural network based strategies to suppress the ttbar background.