High energy hadron spin observables-Microscopic QRC model and spin asymmetry-

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Inelastic Scattering: Many-Particle Final States, Inclusive Production With Identified Hadrons, Polarization In Interactions And Scattering

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We briefly review concept of the quark recombination (QRC) model and a general success of the model. To solve the existing problem, so called anomalous spin observables, in the high energy hyperon spin phenomena, we propose a mechanism; the primarily produced quarks, which are predominantly u and d quarks, act as the leading partons to form the hyperons. Extension of the quark recombination concept with this mechanism is successful in providing a good account of the anomalous spin observables. Another kind of anomaly, the non-zero analyzing power and spin depolarization in the Λ hyperon productions, are also discussed and well understood by the presently proposed mechanism. Recently, a further difficulty was observed in an exclusive ΛK+p production and we will indicate a possible diagram for resolving it. .

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