Reconstruction of Gravitational Form Factors using Generative Machine Learning
arXiv:2602.19267 · doi:10.1103/g1j2-2ww2
Abstract
We develop a generative framework based on denoising diffusion for the model-independent reconstruction of hadronic form factors from sparse and noisy data. The generative prior is built from a large ensemble of synthetic curves drawn from ten distinct functional classes rooted in different theoretical approaches to hadron structure. Applied to the proton gravitational form factors , , and , the framework yields non-parametric reconstructions consistent with lattice QCD across the full kinematic range , remaining robust even when only one or two conditioning points are retained. The densely sampled output enables a direct extraction of the chiral low-energy constants and . Using these values at the physical pion mass, we obtain for the nucleon -term.
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