Evaluation of the inclusive electron scattering observables in the resonance region from the experimental data
arXiv:1902.02900 · doi:10.1134/S1063779619050083
Abstract
The method for evaluation of inclusive electron scattering observables in the resonance region from the experimental data is presented. The computer codes in the web page allow user to evaluate inclusive electron scattering, virtual photon-proton cross sections and the and structure functions at the invariant masses of the final hadrons 1.0 GeV W 4.0 GeV and at photon virtualities 0.5 GeV Q 7.0 GeV. The developed approach is of interest for analyses of the experimental data on exploration of the hadron structure in the experiments with electromagnetic probes.
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