Deep exclusive electroproduction of at HERMES
arXiv:0904.4442 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.80.028202
Abstract
Deeply virtual electroproduction of pion in exclusive reaction is studied using a two-component model which includes soft hadronic and hard partonic reaction mechanisms. The results are compared with the experimental data measured at HERMES in the deep inelastic region for values of GeV and GeV. At forward angles the cross section is longitudinal and is dominated by exchange of Regge poles, with the dominant trajectory. The off-forward region with GeV is transverse and shows the dominance of partonic subprocesses. An implication of present results for the future JLAB facilities are briefly discussed.
10 pages, 4 figures
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