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arxiv 0910.5589 v1 pith:HJC372E7 submitted 2009-10-29 hep-ph

Amand Faessler , M.I. Krivoruchenko , B.V.Martemyanov This is my paper · ORCID
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Extended vector meson dominance model, that allows to describe the electromagnetic form factors of nucleons obeying the asymptotic quark counting rule prescriptions and contains the minimal number of free parameters, is presented. We get a reasonable fit of form factors over experimentally available space-like region of momentum transfer and get also reasonable results in the time-like region.

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