The Effect of Confinement Size on Nuclear Structure Functions
Jun, 19835 pages
Published in:
- Phys.Lett.B 129 (1983) 346-350
- Published: 1983
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- RL-83-051
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Abstract: (Elsevier)
We consider the differences in the structure function of a heavy nucleus, such as iron, compared to a light nucleus. We investigate, in the context of QCD, a suggestion that these differences arise as a result of differences in the scale of confinement of the nuclear constituents. This results in a simple relationship between heavy and light nucleus structure functions which is in reasonable agreement with experiment if the confinement size in iron is around 10–20% greater than in a free nucleon.- LIGHT NUCLEUS: STRUCTURE FUNCTION
- DEUTERIUM
- NUCLEUS: STRUCTURE FUNCTION
- IRON
- QUANTUM CHROMODYNAMICS
- QUARK: CONFINEMENT
- MODEL: BAG
- NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS: INTERPRETATION OF EXPERIMENTS
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