Evolution of twist-3 multi-parton correlation functions relevant to single transverse-spin asymmetry
arXiv:0811.3101 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.79.016003
Abstract
We constructed two sets of twist-3 correlation functions that are responsible for generating the novel single transverse-spin asymmetry in the QCD collinear factorization approach. We derive evolution equations for these universal three-parton correlation functions. We calculate evolution kernels relevant to the gluonic pole contributions to the asymmetry at the order of . We find that all evolution kernels are infrared safe as they should be and have a lot in common to the DGLAP evolution kernels of unpolarized parton distributions. By solving the evolution equations, we explicitly demonstrate the factorization scale dependence of these twist-3 correlation functions.
28 pages, 17 figures, new materials and references added
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