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Bridging Electromagnetic and Gravitational Form Factors: Insights from LFHQCD

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arxiv 2406.09644 v1 pith:KIBNNGSK submitted 2024-06-14 hep-ph nucl-th

Bridging Electromagnetic and Gravitational Form Factors: Insights from LFHQCD

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We propose an efficacious approach to derive the generalized parton distributions for the pion and proton, based upon prior knowledge of their respective parton distribution functions (PDFs). Our method leverages on integral representations of the electromagnetic form factors derived from the light-front holographic QCD (LFHQCD) formalism, coupled with PDFs computed from continuum Schwinger functional methods at the hadronic scale. Using these techniques, we calculate gravitational form factors and associated mass distributions for each hadron. Remarkably, our calculations yield results that closely match recent lattice QCD simulations conducted near the physical pion mass. This work not only deepens our understanding of hadronic structure but also highlights the efficacy of the LFHQCD approach in modeling fundamental properties of hadrons.

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