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EIC Event Generator Kinematics - 10×100 GeV

Analysis of generated events for electron-proton collisions at 10 GeV × 100 GeV beam energy configuration. Generated with the Sullivan process for K+Λ production.


Incident Proton

The incident proton beam particles

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Incident Electron

The incident electron beam with nominal energy of 10 GeV (traveling in -z direction).

Momentum Components

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Angular Distribution

Minimal angle with Z-axis
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Scattered Electron

The electron after DIS interaction.

Momentum Distributions

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Angular Distributions

θ (polar angle)η (pseudorapidity)
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φ (azimuthal angle)
phi

Scattered Kaon

The produced K⁺ meson from the Sullivan process.

Momentum Distributions

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pTpzp

Angular Distributions

θ (polar angle)η (pseudorapidity)
thetaeta
φ (azimuthal angle)
phi

Spectator Lambda

The Λ baryon acting as the spectator in the Sullivan process, carrying most of the initial proton momentum.

Momentum Components

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Angular Distribution

Minimal angle with Z-axis
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Summary

This analysis shows the kinematic distributions for the Sullivan process e + p → e' + K⁺ + Λ at 10×100 GeV:

  • Incident particles: Show narrow momentum distributions centered around beam energies
  • Scattered electron: Exhibits broad kinematic range typical of DIS
  • Kaon: Produced meson with significant transverse momentum
  • Lambda: Spectator baryon carrying most of the initial proton momentum (~95-100 GeV)

The distributions confirm the expected kinematics for meson structure studies at the EIC.

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