Deep exclusive charged electroproduction above the resonance region
arXiv:1001.1952 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.81.045202
Abstract
A description of exclusive charged pion electroproduction off nucleons at high energies is proposed. The model combines a Regge pole approach with residual effect of nucleon resonances. The exchanges of (140), vector and axial-vector and Regge trajectories are considered. The contribution of nucleon resonances is described using a dual connection between the exclusive hadronic form factors and inclusive deep inelastic structure functions. The model describes the measured longitudinal, transverse and interference cross sections at JLAB and DESY. The scaling behavior of the cross sections is in agreement with JLAB and deeply virtual HERMES data. The results for a polarized beam-spin azimuthal asymmetry in are presented. Model predictions for JLAB at 12 GeV are given.
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