Transverse electrodisintegration of the deuteron in the threshold region at highQ2 | Zendy

R. G. Arnold | Zendy; D. Benton | Zendy; P. Bosted | Zendy; L. Clogher | Zendy; G. deChambrier | Zendy; A. T. Katramatou | Zendy; J.M. Lambert | Zendy; A. Lung | Zendy; G. G. Petratos | Zendy; A. A. Rahbar | Zendy; S. E. Rock | Zendy; Z. M. Szalata | Zendy; B. Debebe | Zendy; M. Frodyma | Zendy; R. S. Hicks | Zendy; A. Hotta | Zendy; G. A. Peterson | Zendy; R. Gearhart | Zendy; J. Alster | Zendy; J. Lichtenstadt | Zendy; Franz Dietrich | Zendy; K. van Bibber | Zendy

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Transverse electrodisintegration of the deuteron in the threshold region at highQ2

Author(s) -

R. G. Arnold,

D. Benton,

P. Bosted,

L. Clogher,

G. deChambrier,

A. T. Katramatou,

J.M. Lambert,

A. Lung,

G. G. Petratos,

A. A. Rahbar,

S. E. Rock,

Z. M. Szalata,

B. Debebe,

M. Frodyma,

R. S. Hicks,

A. Hotta,

G. A. Peterson,

R. Gearhart,

J. Alster,

J. Lichtenstadt,

Franz Dietrich,

K. van Bibber

Publication year - 1990

Publication title -

physical review c

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 1089-490X

pISSN - 0556-2813

DOI - 10.1103/physrevc.42.r1

Subject(s) - physics , hadron , deuterium , nucleon , particle physics , nuclear physics , meson

Cross sections for 180{degree} deuteron electrodisintegration have been measured near threshold for the {ital Q}{sup 2} range 1.21 to 2.77 (GeV/{ital c}){sup 2}. The data are compared to several nonrelativistic meson-nucleon and hybrid quark-hadron models. The data are in strong disagreement with the impulse approximation, indicating the importance of non-nucleonic degrees of freedom. None of the models are in good agreement with the data at all values of {ital Q}{sup 2}. The ratio {ital W}{sub 1}/{ital W}{sub 2} of inelastic structure functions has been extracted using previous forward angle data and is found to decrease strongly near threshold, also indicating the importance of interaction effects.

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