Color Transparency or the Standard Inelastic Shadowing?

Details Color Transparency or the Standard Inelastic Shadowing? Color Transparency or the Standard Inelastic Shadowing?

1995-09-22

arxiv.org/abs/hep-ph/9509357v1

Phys.Lett.B368:187-189,1996

Physics

High Energy Physics

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology

8 pages, latex file and 5 figures uuencoded in one file

Scientific paper

10.1016/0370-2693(95)01525-6

The standard first-order inelastic correction (IC) well known in the pre-QCD era, causes a rising $Q^2$-dependence of nuclear transparency in the quasielastic electron scattering, $A(e,e'p)A'$, at moderate $Q^2$, similar to what is supposed to be the onset of color transparency (CT). Although IC is a part of the whole pattern of CT, it contains no explicit QCD dynamics. Evaluation of this correction is based on experimental data on diffraction dissociation and is independent of whether CP phenomenon exists or not. The growth of nuclear transparency is numerically comparable with the expected signal of CT up to about $Q^2\approx 20\ GeV^2$. Analogous effect in $A(p,2p)A'$ reaction is estimated as well.

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