Polarized Virtual Photon Structure Function g2γ and Twist-3 Effects in QCD
Hideshi Baba, Ken Sasaki, Tsuneo Uematsu
Abstract
We investigate the twist-3 effects in the polarized virtual photon structure. The structure functions g1γ and g2γ of polarized photon could be experimentally studied in the future polarized ep or e+e- colliders. The leading contributions to g1γ are the twist-2 effects, while another structure function g2γ, which only exists for the virtual photon target, receives not only the twist-2 but also twist-3 contributions. We first show that the twist-3 effects actually exist in the box-diagram contributions and we extract the twist-3 part, which can also be reproduced by the pure QED operator product expansion. We then calculate the non-trivial lowest moment (n=3) of the twist-3 contribution to g2γ in QCD. For large Nc (the number of colors), the QCD analysis of the twist-3 effects in the flavor nonsinglet part of g2γ becomes tractable and we can obtain its moments in a compact form for all n.
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