Proton structure function. Soft and hard Pomerons
P. Desgrolard, E. Martynov
Abstract
Regge models for proton structure function with and without a hard Pomeron contribution are compared with all available data in the region W>3 GeV, Q2≤ 3000 GeV2 and x<0.75. It is shown that the data do not support a hard Pomeron term in γ* p amplitude. Moreover, the data support the idea that the soft Pomeron, either is a double pole with αP(0)=1 in the angular momentum j-plane, or is a simple pole with αP(0)=1+ε where ε 1.
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