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Double parton scattering off nuclei and the double-EMC effect
Filippo Fornetti, Federico Alberto Ceccopieri, Emanuele Pace +2
The double-parton scattering process off light and heavy nuclei is proposed as an effective tool to open a novel window for accurately studying the effects of nuclear binding on th…
Light-front projections of the Bethe-Salpeter amplitude and the 4D electromagnetic current for an interacting two-fermion system
T. Frederico, J. A. O. Marinho, E. Pace +1
A recent approach for constructing an exact 3D reduction of the 4D matrix elements of the electromagnetic current for an interacting two-fermion system, is briefly reviewed. The pr…
Longitudinal and Transverse Parton Momentum Distributions for Hadrons within Relativistic Constituent Quark Models
T. Frederico, E. Pace, B. Pasquini +1
Longitudinal and transverse parton distributions for pion and nucleon are calculated from hadron vertexes obtained by a study of form factors within relativistic quark models. The…
A covariant investigation of Neutral Vector Mesons: dynamical properties and electromagnetic decay widths
T. Frederico, E. Pace, S. Pisano +1
A simple, but fully-covariant model for describing neutral Vector Mesons, in both light and heavy sectors, is briefly illustrated. The main ingredients of our relativistic constitu…
Time- and Spacelike Nucleon Electromagnetic Form Factors beyond Relativistic Constituent Quark Models
J. P. B. C. de Melo, T. Frederico, E. Pace +2
For the first time, a phenomenological analysis of the experimental electromagnetic form factors of the nucleon, both in the timelike and spacelike regions, is performed by taking…
Space-like and time-like pion electromagnetic form factor and Fock state components within the Light-Front dynamics
J. P. B. C. de Melo, T. Frederico, E. Pace +1
The simultaneous investigation of the pion electromagnetic form factor in the space- and time-like regions within a light-front model allows one to address the issue of non-valence…