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Color fluctuations in high energy hadron- and photon-nucleus collisions

Leonid Frankfurt

Particle Physics Department, School of Physics and Astronomy, Tel Aviv University, 69978 Tel Aviv, Israel

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Mark Strikman

Department of Physics, the Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA 16802, USA

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Abstract

We explain that coherence of high energy QED and QCD processes implies existence of new kind of phenomena which are beyond a framework based on Regge poles (cuts). New phenomena emerge as the consequence of compositeness of the bound states and the Lorentz slowing down of interaction. We focus on the color fluctuations phenomena predicted earlier for $p A$ $p A$ collisions within QCD and recent evidence for this phenomenon from $p A$ $p A$ LHC run, significant modification of nuclear shadowing phenomenon in the diffractive photoproduction of vector mesons observed recently in the ultra peripheral collisions at LHC. We outlined briefly general properties of color fluctuations phenomena and perspectives of future studies of this phenomenon in electron (photon) collisions with nuclei.

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