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Doubling down on proton structure: what double parton scattering can and cannot tell us about partonic separation
Double parton scattering provides a unique probe of proton structure and is commonly characterized by the effective cross section $σ_\mathrm{eff}$. We examine, under the factorized ansatz for the double-parton-scattering cross section and without assuming any specific parametric form for the transve
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