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Using ATLAS Run 2 data, proton-proton collisions at 13 TeV center of mass energy are analyzed to measure the properties of Charmed particle fragmentation. The process pp→ &W;, where the c-quark fragments to a D⁺ hadron is used. Since quarks are not directly seen from the collision, a jet of particles containing the charmed hadron is used. This is accomplished by comparing the distribution of zT, the ratio of the transverse momentum of the D⁺ to that of the track jet containing the hadron, to several Monte Carlo generators.
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