Applications of computed Nuclear Structure Functions to Inclusive Scattering R-ratios and their Moments

Details Applications of computed Nuclear Structure Functions to Inclusive Scattering R-ratios and their Moments Applications of computed Nuclear Structure Functions to Inclusive Scattering R-ratios and their Moments

1999-07-30

arxiv.org/abs/nucl-th/9907117v1

Physics

Nuclear Physics

Nuclear Theory

13 pages, latex with PostScript figures

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We discuss applications of previously computed nuclear structure functions (SF) to inclusive cross sections, compare predictions with recent CEBAF data and perform two scaling tests. We mention that the large $Q^2$ plateau of scaling functions may only in part be due to the asymptotic limit of SF, which prevents the extraction of the nucleon momentum distribution in a model-independent way. We show that there may be sizable discrepancies between computed and semi-heuristic estimates of SF ratios. We compute ratios of moments of nuclear SF and show these to be in reasonable agreement with data. We speculate that an effective theory may underly the model for the nuclear SF, which produces overall agreement with several observables.

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