Prediction of neutron electromagnetic form factors behaviors just by the proton electromagnetic form factors data

Abstract

It is demonstrated how the neutron electromagnetic form factors behaviors in the whole region of their definition can be predicted theoretically just by using the proton form factors data to be described by the advanced proton electromagnetic structure Unitary and Analytic model.

arXiv comment12 pages,8 figures

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