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A Monte Carlo model, initially developed for soft pp and AA collisions athigh energy, is applied for proton-lead interaction at the LHC energy.Elementary collisions are implemented at the partonic level and do not involvethe usual Glauber supposition of independent nucleon-nucleon collisions. Theaverage number of participating nucleons and charged multiplicity in p-Pbcollisions were calculated and compared with the predictions of Glauber modeland experimental data. It was demonstrated that taking into account the energyconservation results in the number of participating nucleons considerably lowerthan in the Glauber approach. Different ways of centrality determination in pAare discussed and the influence of the methods of centrality definition on meanobservables and their variances is studied.

Proton-nucleus collisions at LHC energy in the Monte Carlo model