Interpolating the Nucleon's Spin-Dependent Sum Rules at High and Low Energies

Abstract

I discuss a few interpolating sum rules for spin structure functions of the nucleon. Using the concept of duality, I argue that the $G_1$ sum rule, including the elastic contribution, is useful for learning higher twist matrix elements of the nucleon.

9 pages in Plain TeX, MIT CTP #2201

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