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Accessing the gravitational form factors of the nucleon and nuclei through a massive graviton

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arxiv 2311.14470 v2 pith:2G44URJF submitted 2023-11-24 hep-ph

Yoshitaka Hatta This is my paper
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In contrast to the electromagnetic form factors of the nucleon and nuclei that have been extensively studied in electron scattering, there is no known way to directly measure the gravitational form factors (GFFs), the off-forward hadronic matrix element of the QCD energy-momentum tensor. I suggest exploring the possibility to use massive gravitons in beyond the Standard Model and General Relativity scenarios as a means to access the GFFs of the proton and nuclei at future TeV-scale lepton-ion colliders.

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