Tensor Structure Function b1(x) For Spin-One Hadrons
S. Kumano
Abstract
High-energy spin physics became a popular topic recently after the EMC finding for the proton's spin content. There exist unmeasured spin-dependent structure functions (b1, b2, b3, and b4) for spin-one hadrons such as the deuteron. The tensor structure function b1(x) could be measured by the proposed 15 GeV European Electron Facility. The measurement provides important clues to physics of non-nucleonic components in spin-one nuclei and to tensor structures on the quark-parton level.
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