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Parton Distributions in Light-Cone Gauge: Where Are the Final-State Interactions?

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arxiv hep-ph/0206057 v2 pith:CRYWW7QI submitted 2002-06-06 hep-ph

Parton Distributions in Light-Cone Gauge: Where Are the Final-State Interactions?

classification hep-ph
keywords gaugelight-conedefinitiondistributionsfinal-statelinkpartonasymmetry
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We show that the final-state interaction effects in the single target spin asymmetry discovered by Brodsky et al. can be reproduced by either a standard light-cone gauge definition of the parton distributions with a prescription of the light-cone singularities consistent with the light-cone gauge link, or a modified light-cone gauge definition with a gauge link involving the gauge potential at the spatial infinity.

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