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Atomic nuclei can be used as spatial analyzers of the hadronization processin semi-inclusive deep inelastic scattering. The study of this process usingfully-identified final state hadrons began with the HERMES program in the late1990s, and is now continuing at Jefferson Lab. In the measurement describedhere, electrons and positive pions were measured from a 5 GeV electron beamincident on targets of liquid deuterium, C, Fe, and Pb using CLAS in Hall B.The broadening of the transverse momentum of positive pions has been studied indetail as a function of multiple kinematic variables, and interpreted in termsof the transport of the struck quark through the nuclear systems. New insightsare being obtained into the hadronization process from these studies; andexperiments of this type can be relevant for the interpretation of jetquenching and proton-nucleus collisions at RHIC and LHC. These measurementswill be extended in the next few years with the approved JLab experimentE12-06-117, and later at a future Electron-Ion Collider.

Studies of Hadronization Mechanisms using Pion Electroproduction in Deep Inelastic Scattering from Nuclei