Estimates of the uncertainties associated with models of the nucleon structure functions in the Δ production region
Omar Benhar, Davide Meloni
Abstract
Theoretical studies of the inclusive electron-nucleus cross section at beam energies up to few GeV show that, while the region of the quasi-elastic peak is understood at quantitative level, the data in the Δ production region are sizably underestimated. We analize the uncertainty associated with the description of the nucleon structure functions W1 and W2 and its impact on the nuclear cross section. The results of our study suggest that the failure to reproduce the data is to be mostly ascribed to the poor knowledge of the neutron structure functions at low Q2.
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