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Multiplicity distributions of particles created in p-p collisions with E/sub lab/ = 50 to 200 GeV are shown to contain at least one Poisson component which becomes dominant at multiplicities k greater than or equal to 1.5 (k). The mean values of both this component and of the (relatively low multiplicity residue) increase like E/sub lab//sup 1/2/; the relative weight of the Poisson component decreases approximately like E/sub lab//sup -0/ /sup 3/. If these trends continue beyond the available accelerator energies, one might expect the mean multiplicity to approach an E/sub lab//sup 1/2/ law beyond 10 TeV. 7 refs.

How fast does the multiplicity of particle production in p-p collisions really increase with primary energy?