Abstract
We apply the "jet calculus" of Konishi, Ukawa, and Veneziano (KUV) to the two-particle spectra of e+e jets. This computation uses single-particle fragmentation functions and the KUV analysis of leading logarithms to predict the multiparticle spectra entirely from the single-particle data. The effects of charm and heavier flavors are discussed and a simple prescription for inverting the necessary double moments is given. The double-differential cross section dσdx1dx2 is displayed for various combinations of mesons and the antiproton.