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Empirical Determination of the Pion Mass Distribution

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arxiv 2302.07361 v2 pith:PHAFMI2X submitted 2023-02-14 hep-ph hep-exhep-latnucl-exnucl-th

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Existing pion+nucleus Drell-Yan and electron+pion scattering data are used to develop ensembles of model-independent representations of the pion generalised parton distribution (GPD). Therewith, one arrives at a data-driven prediction for the pion mass distribution form factor, $\theta_2$. Compared with the pion elastic electromagnetic form factor, $\theta_2$ is harder: the ratio of the radii derived from these two form factors is $r_\pi^{\theta_2}/r_\pi = 0.79(3)$. Our data-driven predictions for the pion GPD, related form factors and distributions should serve as valuable constraints on theories of pion structure.

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