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{\bf Measurement of the Longitudinal Structure Function $F_L$ of the Proton at Low $x$ in an extended Q2 range \\(version of \today )}

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H1 Collaboration

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 A measurement is presented of the longitudinal proton structure function $F_{L}(x,Q^{2})$ derived from inclusive deep inelastic $ep$ scattering cross section measurements with the H1 detector at HERA. The data were taken in the year 2007 at a positron beam energy of $E_{e}=27.5$\,GeV and proton beam energies $E_{p}$ of 920\,GeV, 575\,GeV and 460\,GeV. The measurements of $F_L$ use different parts of the H1 detector covering when combined a range of four-momentum transfers squared $2.5 \leq Q^2 \leq 800~$GeV$^2$ and Bjorken $x$ between 0.00005 and 0.035. The data are compared with higher order QCD predictions.
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\caption{The longitudinal structure function $F_{L}$ averaged in $x$ at given value of $Q^{2}$ for $Q^{2} < 100~GeV^{2}$ using data taken at the proton beam energies of $460$~GeV, $575$~GeV and $920$~GeV. The $x$ values of the measurements correspondig to the $Q^{2}$-value are indicated in grey. The inner error bars are the statistical errors and the full error bars represent the statistical and the systematic erros added in quadrature. The solid red line represents a QCD prediction based on H1PDF 2009 fit, the dashed magenta line is based on CTEQ $6.6$M prediction, the dashed-dotted blue line is based on Alekhin NNLO, the yellow area is based on MSTW NLO prediction and the green area is based on MSTW NNLO prediction.}
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\caption{The longitudinal structure function $F_{L}$ averaged in $x$ at given value of $Q^{2}$ for $Q^{2} < 1000~GeV^{2}$ using data taken at the proton beam energies of $460$~GeV, $575$~GeV and $920$~GeV. The $x$ values of the measurements corresponding to the $Q^{2}$-value are indicated in grey. The inner error bars are the statistical errors and the full error bars represent the statistical and the systematic erros added in quadrature. The solid red line represents a QCD prediction based on H1PDF 2009 fit, the dashed blue line is based on H1PDF 2009 for $F_{2}$ with $R=0.33$, the dashed-dotted blue line is based on H1PDF 2009 for $F_{2}$ with $R=0.50$ and the dotted magenta line is based on the Dipole Model (IIM).}
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\caption{The longitudinal structure function $F_{L}$ averaged in $x$ at given value of $Q^{2}$ for $Q^{2} < 100~GeV^{2}$ using data taken at the proton beam energies of $460$~GeV, $575$~GeV and $920$~GeV. The $x$ values of the measurements corresponding to the $Q^{2}$-value are indicated in grey. The inner error bars are the statistical errors and the full error bars represent the statistical and the systematic erros added in quadrature. The solid red line represents a QCD prediction based on H1PDF 2009 fit for $F_{2} $with $R=0.25$, the dashed-dotted red line is based on H1PDF 2009 for $F{2}$ with $R=0.50$, the dashed-dotted blue is based on the Dipole Model (IIM), the dotted blue line is based on the Dipole Model (GBW) and the dashed magenta line is based on WT NLO+NLL$(1/x)$ prediction.}
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\caption{The longitudinal structure function $F_{L}$ averaged in $x$ at given value of $Q^{2}$ for $Q^{2} < 100~GeV^{2}$ using data taken at the proton beam energies of $460$~GeV, $575$~GeV and $920$~GeV. The dashed-dotted magenta line is based on CTEQ $6.6$M prediction, the yellow area is based on MSTW NLO prediction, the green area is based on MSTW NNLO prediction, the solid red line represents a QCD prediction based on H1PDF 2009 fit for $F_{2}$ with $R=0.25$, the dashed blue is based WT NLO + NLL$(1/x)$ prediction and the dotted blue line is based on the Dipole Model (IIM).}
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\caption{The longitudinal structure function $F_{L}$ averaged in $x$ at given value of $Q^{2}$  in the full range of $Q^{2}$ using data taken at the proton beam energies of $460$~GeV, $575$~GeV and $920$~GeV. The $x$ values of the measurements contributing to the $Q^{2}$-value are indicated in grey. The inner error bars are the statistical errors and the full error bars represent the statistical and the systematic erros added in quadrature. The solid red line represents a QCD prediction based on H1PDF 2009 fit.}
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\caption{The comparation of the H1 Preliminary Results from the year 2009 represented with close circles (SpaCal), the H1 Preliminary Results from the year 2008 represented with open circles (combined SpaCal and LAr) and the H1 Published Results represented with open stars, in the range of $Q^{2} < 100~GeV^2$.}
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