Fermi-Dirac Distributions for Quark Partons
arXiv:hep-ph/9410375 · doi:10.1007/BF01555903
Abstract
We propose to use Fermi-Dirac distributions for quark and antiquark partons. It allows a fair description of the -dependence of the very recent NMC data on the proton and neutron structure functions and at GeV, as well as the CCFR antiquark distribution . We show that one can also use a corresponding Bose-Einstein expression to describe consistently the gluon distribution. The Pauli exclusion principle, which has been identified to explain the flavor asymmetry of the light-quark sea of the proton, is advocated to guide us for making a simple construction of the polarized parton distributions. We predict the spin dependent structure functions and in good agreement with EMC and SLAC data. The quark distributions involve some parameters whose values support well the hypothesis that the violation of the quark parton model sum rules is a consequence of the Pauli principle.
12 pages,CPT-93/P.2961,latex,6 fig available on cpt.univ-mrs.fr directory pub/preprints/93/fundamental-interactions/93-P.2961
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