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φ-meson lepto-production near threshold and the strangeness D-term

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arxiv 2102.12631 v1 pith:5R7ELHOE submitted 2021-02-25 hep-ph nucl-ex

φ-meson lepto-production near threshold and the strangeness D-term

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We present a model of exclusive $\phi$-meson lepto-production $ep \to e'p'\phi$ near threshold which features the strangeness gravitational form factors of the proton. We argue that the shape of the differential cross section $d\sigma/dt$ is a sensitive probe of the strangeness D-term of the proton.

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