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Impact Parameter Dependent Parton Distributions and Off-Forward Parton Distributions for zetato 0

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arxiv hep-ph/0005108 v2 pith:H3CH6A6A submitted 2000-05-11 hep-ph

Impact Parameter Dependent Parton Distributions and Off-Forward Parton Distributions for zetato 0

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It is shown that off-forward parton distributions for $\zeta =0$, i.e. where the initial and final state differ only in their transverse momenta, can be interpreted as a simultaneous measurement of the longitudinal momentum and transverse position (impact parameter) of partons in the infinite momentum frame.

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