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Q^2 evolution studies of nuclear structure function F_2 at HERA

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 5 Jul 1996

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The authors' main claim The future HERA program can study the evolution in the large Q**2 region, and it provides us crucial information on recombination effects and on higher-order alpha_s effects in the nuclear structure functions.

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CitationM. Miyama (Saga Univ.), S. Kumano. "Q^2 evolution studies of nuclear structure function F_2 at HERA." arXiv:hep-ph/9607246 (1996). https://pith.science/paper/LLPVZ7FD
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Q**2 dependence of nuclear structure functions is important for understanding perturbative QCD in nuclear environment. However, current experimental data are not sufficient for studying nuclear dependence in the Q**2 evolution because the data are limited in the small Q**2 region at small x. The future HERA program can study the evolution in the large Q**2 region, and it provides us crucial information on recombination effects and on higher-order alpha_s effects in the nuclear structure functions.

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s0 Q**2 dependence of nuclear structure functions is important for understanding perturbative QCD in nuclear environment. background 1.00 0.04 0.06 asserted 1.00
s1 However, current experimental data are not sufficient for studying nuclear dependence in the Q**2 evolution because the data are limited in the small Q**2 region at small x. gap 0.94 0.07 0.07 asserted 1.00
s2 The future HERA program can study the evolution in the large Q**2 region, and it provides us crucial information on recombination effects and on higher-order alpha_s effects in the nuclear structure functions. future work 0.90 0.06 0.44 asserted 0.79

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Q**2 dependence of nuclear structure functions is important for understanding perturbative QCD in nuclear environment. However, current experimental data are not sufficient for studying nuclear dependence in the Q**2 evolution because the data are limited in the small Q**2 region at small x. The future HERA program can study the evolution in the large Q**2 region, and it provides us crucial information on recombination effects and on higher-order alpha_s effects in the nuclear structure functions.

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