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Target mass corrections revisited
We propose a new implementation of target mass corrections to nucleon
structure functions which, unlike existing treatments, has the correct
kinematic threshold behavior at finite Q^2 in the x -> 1 limit. We illustrate
the differences between the new approach and existing prescriptions by
considering specific examples for the F_2 and F_L structure functions, and
discuss the broader implications of our results, which call into question the
notion of universal parton distribution at finite Q^2.Comment: 11 pages, 5 figure
On the Interpretation of the NA51 Experiment
We study the Drell-Yan asymmetry, recently measured by the NA51
collaboration, and conclude that the value quoted by their experiment only sets
a lower limit on the asymmetry of the proton sea. In particular, we notice that
charge symmetry breaking between the proton and the neutron may produce
corrections which should be taken into account.Comment: To appear in Phys. Lett.
Local Duality and Charge Symmetry Violation in Quark Distributions
We use local quark-hadron duality to calculate the nucleon structure function
as seen by neutrino and muon beams. Our result indicates a possible signal of
charge symmetry violation at the parton level in the very large x region.Comment: 4 pages, 2 figures. Modified version to appear on PRD. A dicussion on
the experimental errors of the form factors was adde
Heavy-quark axial charges to non-leading order
We combine Witten's renormalization group with the matching conditions of
Bernreuther and Wetzel to calculate at next-to-leading order the complete
heavy-quark contribution to the neutral-current axial-charge measurable in
neutrino-proton elastic scattering. Our results are manifestly renormalization
group invariant.Comment: 5 pages, revtex styl
Rotational levels in quantum dots
Low energy spectra of isotropic quantum dots are calculated in the regime of
low electron densities where Coulomb interaction causes strong correlations.
The earlier developed pocket state method is generalized to allow for
continuous rotations. Detailed predictions are made for dots of shallow
confinements and small particle numbers, including the occurance of spin
blockades in transport.Comment: RevTeX, 10 pages, 2 figure
Dynamical symmetry breaking in the sea of the nucleon
We derive the nonanalytic chiral behavior of the flavor asymmetry dÌ
-uÌ
. Such behavior is a unique characteristic of Goldstone boson loops in chiral theories, including QCD, and establishes the unambiguous role played by the Goldstone boson cloud in the sea of the proton. Generalizing the results to the SU(3) sector, we show that strange chiral loops require that the s-sÌ
distribution be nonzero.A. W. Thomas, W. Melnitchouk, and F. M. Steffen
Charm in the Nucleon
A next-to-leading order analysis of inelastic electroproduction of charm is
performed using an interpolating scheme which maps smoothly onto massless QCD
evolution at large Q^2 and photon-gluon fusion at small Q^2. In contrast with
earlier analyses, this scheme allows the inclusion of quark and target mass
effects and heavy quark thresholds, as well as possible non-perturbative, or
intrinsic, charm contributions. We find no conclusive evidence in favor of an
intrinsic charm component in the nucleon, although several data points which
disagree with perturbative QCD expectations will need to be checked by future
experiments.Comment: 23 pages, 9 figure
A Study of Structure Functions for the Bag Beyond Leading Order
There has recently been surprising progress in understanding the spin and
flavor dependence of deep inelastic structure functions in terms of the same
physics needed in the simple quark models used for hadronic spectroscopy.
However, the corresponding scale is usually very low, casting doubt on the use
of leading order evolution. We show that the conclusions are not
significantly altered if one goes to next-to-leading order. In particular, the
excellent agreement with unpolarized and polarized valence quark distributions
is retained.Comment: 15 pages + 5 figures. To appear in Prog. of Theor. Phy
The possibilities and dangers in using malachite green in pisciculture.[Translation from: Informatsionnyi Byulleten Biologiya Vnutrennikh Vod No.3 17-21, 1969.]
For many years a dye has been used in the practise of pisciculture and pond management, which is known by the name of malachite green, and is used to combat fungus on fish, fish eggs and external animal parasites on fish. The authors describe the problem of the application of malachite green in pisciculture and undertake special, complementary research
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