Measurement of nucleon time-like form factors at DAFNE-2
P. Rossi
Abstract
The study of the electromagnetic form factors of the nucleon in both the space-like and time-like domains plays a key role for the understanding of the internal structure and dynamics of this basic building block of the matter. Form factors are also necessary for the interpretation of many other measurements in reactions involving nucleons. In spite of being under investigation by more than fifty years, they are far from being fully exploited and more efforts devoted to their experimental determination are needed. Here, we discuss the possibility of a complete measurement of the nucleon form factors, both moduli and phases, in the time-like region at Frascati with the DAΦNE electron-positron storage ring upgraded in energy.
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