A Deep inelastic view of hadron structure

We examine the role that a high energy electron machine might play in revealing the inner structure of both nucleons and nuclei. Our discussion is restricted to inclusive and semi-inclusive measurements in the deep-inelastic region. It examines the relationship of such data to conventional models of hadron structure, the interpretation of sum-rules like those of Ellis and Jaffe and Gottfried, and finally the potential for refinement of our understanding of nuclear structure.

talk: Dourdan 1990/10/07
electron nucleon: deep inelastic scattering
deep inelastic scattering: electron nucleon
electron nucleus: deep inelastic scattering
deep inelastic scattering: electron nucleus
inclusive reaction
hadron: model
nucleon: structure function
dependence: spin
spin dependence

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