Anomalous Evolution of Nonsinglet Structure Functions
Stefano Forte, Richard D. Ball
Abstract
We review a formalism that includes the effects of nonperturbative U(1) symmetry breaking on the QCD evolution of nonsinglet structure functions. We show that a strong scale dependence is generated in an intermediate energy range 0.5 Q2 5~GeV2 for all values of x. We show that this explains naturally the observed violation of the Gottfried sum, and allows a determination of the shape of the nonsinglet structure function, in excellent agreement with experiment. We argue that these effects may affect the determination of αs from deep--inelastic scattering.
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