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High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · arXiv:hep-ph/9306259 v1 · submitted 11 Jun 1993

The pion form factor: Sudakov suppressions and intrinsic transverse momentum

R. Jakob, P. Kroll

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“It is demonstrated that any attempt to calculate the perturbative QCD contribution to the pion form factor requires the inclusion of intrinsic transverse momentum besides Sudakov form factors.”

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Abstract

It is demonstrated that any attempt to calculate the perturbative QCD contribution to the pion form factor requires the inclusion of intrinsic transverse momentum besides Sudakov form factors. For momentum transfers of the order of a few GeV the intrinsic transverse momentum leads to a substantial suppression of the perturbative QCD contribution.

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It is demonstrated that any attempt to calculate the perturbative QCD contribution to the pion form factor requires the inclusion of intrinsic transverse momentum besides Sudakov form factors. result 0.88 0.81 0.74 asserted 1.00
For momentum transfers of the order of a few GeV the intrinsic transverse momentum leads to a substantial suppression of the perturbative QCD contribution. result 0.99 0.76 0.29 asserted 1.00

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  • In a study of $F_π$ using the modified hard-scattering picture of Li and Sterman, this parameter has been estimated as $σ≈350$ in conjunction with the twist-two distribution amplitude $ϕ(u) = 6 uu̅$ [ref] .

    The transverse spin structure of the pion at short distances · A simple estimate of $Λ$ · 0.99

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