Process-independent effective coupling and the pion structure function
arXiv:1909.13802 · doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1643/1/012177
Abstract
We sketch the calculation of the pion structure functions within the DSE framework, following two alternative albeit consistent approaches, and discuss then their QCD evolution, the running driven by an effective charge, from a hadronic scale up to any larger one accessible to experiment.
arXiv commentINPC 2019 proceedings
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