The transversity and the tensor charge of the nucleon, currently under active investigation experimentally and theoretically, are fundamental quantities in hadron physics as well as for our comprehension of the nucleon structure. Some tension between the values of the tensor charge, as computed on the basis of phenomenological extractions and lattice QCD calculations, has been observed. In this letter, by means of an explicit example, we study the role of assumptions, usually adopted in phenomenological parametrizations, and we show that, by relaxing some of them, such a tension could be eased.

Role of the Soffer bound in determination of transversity and the tensor charge

Flore C.
;
Prokudin A.
2020-01-01

Abstract

The transversity and the tensor charge of the nucleon, currently under active investigation experimentally and theoretically, are fundamental quantities in hadron physics as well as for our comprehension of the nucleon structure. Some tension between the values of the tensor charge, as computed on the basis of phenomenological extractions and lattice QCD calculations, has been observed. In this letter, by means of an explicit example, we study the role of assumptions, usually adopted in phenomenological parametrizations, and we show that, by relaxing some of them, such a tension could be eased.
2020
Inglese
Esperti anonimi
803
135347
135353
7
JLAB-THY-19-3130; QCD; Soffer bound; Tensor charge; Transversity function
STATI UNITI D'AMERICA
4 – prodotto già presente in altro archivio Open Access (arXiv, REPEC…)
262
3
D'Alesio U.; Flore C.; Prokudin A.
info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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