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Overview of unpolarized structure function
measurements at high x
Roy J. Holt
Jefferson Lab 13 October 2010
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Outline
Introduction and Motivation New generation of experiments and tools
– The proton structure function– The neutron structure function– The strange quark distribution and Drell-Yan
Concluding statement
We are providing benchmark data for hadron structure.
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Wpu(x,k
T,r ) Wigner distributions
d2kT d3r
PDFs f1
u(x), .. h1u(x)
d2kT drzd3r
Form FactorsGE(Q2), GM(Q2)
dxd2kT drz & FT
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Four Pillars of Hadron Structure
GPDsTMD PDFs f1
u(x,kT), .. h1u(x,kT)
3 D
See X. Jiang, K. Hafidi,A. Accardi
See Z.-E. Meziani, J. Blumlein, J. Soffer
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Parton model
Quark charge
Prob. of q in proton
Structure function
leptonic hadronic
What is the internal landscape of the hadron? NSAC 2007
–Benchmark: Spatial, spin, flavor and gluonic structure
Partonic structure of the nucleon
fraction of the proton’s momentum carried by the struck quark
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Large x is essential for particle physics
Parton distributions at large x are important input into simulations of hadronic background at colliders, eg the LHC.
– High x at low Q2 evolves into low x at high Q2.
– Small uncertainties at high x are amplified.
HERA anomaly: (1996): excess of neutral and charged current events at Q2 > 10,000 GeV2
– Leptoquarks????– ~0.5% added to u(x) at x > 0.75 S. Kuhlmann et al, PLB 409 (1997)
Lake of GenevaLake of GenevaLarge Large HadronHadron Collider ColliderLarge Large HadronHadron Collider Collider
Airp
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CMSCMS
ATLASATLAS
LHCbLHCb
ALICEALICE
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W production at the LHC
W production at the LHC is sensitive to the d/u ratio
W’s and Z will be “standard candles” at the LHC
J.-L.Lai et al, hep-ph 14 Jul 2010
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Proton structure function
Plot credit: A. Accardi
(See J. Owens, S. Alekhin, A. Guffanti, D. Renner, V. Radescu)
DIS from proton gives good sensitivity to u, but not to d
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Why are proton structure function data still interesting?
New data at very high x can reveal information about:– Target mass corrections – High twist effects – Soft gluon resummation– Order in s
– Quark-hadron duality– Hadronic models
Recent data from JLab – more to follow after JLab 12 GeV Upgrade and Drell-Yan experiments
CTEQ6X, A. Accardi et al, PR D81 (2010)
(See J. Owens, S. Alkhin, T. Hobbs, M. Glatzmaier, S. Kulagin, A. Accardi, W. Melnitchouk, S. Malace, F. Steffens, S.-H. Lee, S. Liuti, E. Christy)
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Why is high x so difficult?
W > 2 GeVeg. if x =0.9, then Q2 = 27 GeV2
Practical limit at JLab12: x = 0.8
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The proton structure function
JLab E12-10-002, S. Malace et al Utilize resonance region Invoke duality
Upgraded JLab hasunique capability todefine the valence region
Plot credit: S. Malace, JLab PAC36
DOE milestone HP14 (2018)
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Proton structure function at an EIC
MEIC simulation Ee = 4 GeV, Ep = 60 GeV Luminosity ~ 3 x 1034
1 year of running (26 weeks)at 50% efficiency, or 230 fb-1
Alberto Accardi,Nuclear Chromodynamics with an EICArgonne, April 2010
With C. Keppel and R. Ent
An EIC is a powerful probe of the valence region.
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The Neutron Structure Function
Proton structure function:
Neutron structure function (isospin symmetry):
Ratio:
Nachtmann inequality:
Focus on high x:
Parton model ->
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Structure Function Ratio Problem
Convolution model
– Fermi motion and binding, covariant deuteron wave function, off-shell effects
Melnitchouk and Thomas (1996)
Nuclear density model:– EMC effect for deuteron scales with
nuclear density.
Frankfurt and Strikman
(1988)
Fermi smearing
Smearing + binding
Nuclear density model
(See I. Cloet)
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Models of the structure function
SU(6)-symmetric wave function of the proton in the quark model (spin up):
– u and d quarks identical, N and would be degenerate in mass.– In this model: d/u = 1/2, F2
n/F2p = 2/3.
SU(6) symmetry is broken: N- Mass Splitting– Mechanism produces mass splitting between S=1 and S=0 diquark spectator.– symmetric states are raised, antisymmetric states are lowered (~300 MeV). – S=1 suppressed => d/u = 0, F2
n/F2p = 1/4, for x -> 1
pQCD: helicity conservation (qp) => d/u =2/(9+1) = 1/5, F2n/F2
p = 3/7 for x -> 1
p 1
183u ud S0 u ud S1 2u ud S1 2d uu S1 2d uu S1
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Structure Function Ratio
Reviews: N. Isgur, PRD 59 (1999), S Brodsky et al NP B441 (1995),W. Melnitchouk and A. Thomas PL B377 (1996) 11,R.J. Holt and C. D. Roberts, arXiv:1003.4666 [nucl-th],I. Cloet et al, Few Body Syst. 46 (2009) 1.
DOE milestone HP14 (2018)
SU(6) symmetry
pQCD
0+ qq only
DSE: 0+ & 1+ qq
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Extractions with modern deuteron wave functions
J. Arrington et al, J. Phys. G 36 (2009)
• Lorentz invariant convolution relation
• Light front with null plane kinematics
The ratio at high x has a strong dependence on deuteron structure.
A. Accardi, et al., arXiv:0911.2254More p/d data at JLab 12 GeVE12-10-008 - J. Arrington, A. Daniel, D. GaskellPAC 36: recommended approval
(See F. Olness, S. Kumano, A. Daniel, S. Kulagin, J. Arrington)
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Tagged Neutron in the Deuteron – BONUS + CLAS12
• PAC36: “recommended approval”• JLab E12-06-113, S. Bueltmann, H. Fenker,
M. Christy, C. Keppel et al
See S. Bueltmann, M. Sargsian, S. Kulagin
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Nuclear Physicists’ Approach to F2n
Problem:– The deuteron experiments present extraction
complications. Nuclear physicists’ solution: Add another nucleon. 3H/3He ratio: minimizes nuclear physics uncertainties
• I. Afnan et al., Phys. Lett. B493, 36 (2000); Phys. Rev. C68, 035201 (2003)• E. Pace, G Salme, S. Scopetta, A. Kievsky, Phys. Rev. C64, 055203 (2001)• M. Sargsian, S. Simula, M. Strikman, Phys. Rev. C66, 024001 (2002)
No DIS data exist for the triton!
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Tritium target at JLab??
Tritium Target Task Force
E. J. Beise (U. of Maryland) B. Brajuskovic (Argonne)
R. J. Holt (Argonne)W. Korsch (U. of Kentucky)
A. T. Katramatou (Kent State U.) D. Meekins (JLab)
T. O’Connor (Argonne)G. G. Petratos (Kent State U.)
R. Ransome (Rutgers U.) P. Solvignon (JLab)
B. Wojtsekhowski (JLab)
JLab Review: June 3, 2010-> “No show stopper”
E12-06-118 G. Petratos et alPAC 36: recommended conditional approval
See G. Petratos
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Parity Violating Deep Inelastic Scattering
• Proton target only• PAC35 “recommended approval”• Requires special spectrometer
• P. Souder – SoLID• JLab E12-10-007
(See P. Souder, T. Hobbs, M. Glatzmaier)
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Deep inelastic neutrino scattering from the proton Charge current neutrino/antineutrino scattering
MINOS high energy tune: 2 yearsLH2 target
MINERA: J. Morfin
MINOS@FNAL
dW+
uW-
(See J. Morfin, R. Petti)
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Deuteron structure function at an EIC
Ee = 8 GeV, EN = 30 GeV Luminosity ~ 3.5 x 1033
One year of running (26 wk)at 50% efficiency, or 35 fb-1
Detect ~30 GeV proton “Super BoNuS”
Alberto Accardi,Nuclear Chromodynamics with an EICArgonne, April 2010
With C. Keppel and R. Ent
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The strange quark distribution function
Strange quark distribution - HERMES
New data: COMPASS II at CERN, JLab with12 GeV, MINERA at FNAL
Far future: EIC-> also charm distribution, gluonic Sivers effect; LHeC -> beauty distribution
A. Airapetian et al, PLB 666 (2008) 446
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Projections for strange quarks
COMPASS-II
JLAB E09-007K. Hafidi et al.
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What about Drell-Yan experiments?
Pion structure function shape at very high x ??
Azimuthal asymmetry for the proton Boer-Mulders vs. pQCD?
High x distribution functions
4u + dsoft gluon resummation issues?
The kaon structure function should be measuredSee J.-C. Peng, P. Reimer
COMPASS-II, FNAL E906 SeaQuest, FAIR, J-PARC
Settled by soft gluon resummation – Aicher, Schaeffer, Vogelsang,hep-ph/1009.248
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Concluding statement
Understanding hadrons will be one of nuclear physics’ greatest contributions to science
New 21st century tools have positioned us well for the next decade: – JLab 12 GeV, CERN COMPASS-II, FNAL MINERA, FNAL E906,
RHIC, J-PARC, FAIR, petascale computing. Far future: EIC, exascale computing
– Continue to develop and assess the high x case for the EIC We are camped on one of the most interesting frontiers
in science
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Drell-Yan azimuthal asymmetry
2 21 31 cos sin 2 cos sin cos 2
4 2
d
d
R. J. Holt and C. D. Roberts, arXiv:1002.4666 [nucl-th]FNAL E906 SeaQuest