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Off-diagonal distributions fixed by diagonal partons at small x and xi
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Off-diagonal distributions fixed by diagonal partons at small x and xi
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We show that the off-diagonal (or skewed) parton distributions are completely determined at small $x$ and $\xi$ by the (conventional) diagonal partons. We present predictions which can be used to estimate the off-diagonal distributions at small $x$ and $\xi$ at any scale.
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