The Bloom-Gilman Duality and Leading Logarithms
Carl E. Carlson, Nimai C. Mukhopadhyay
Abstract
The existing inclusive electroproduction data base allow us a look at the issue of the relative behaviors of background and resonance excitations, a part of the Bloom-Gilman duality. These data lack accuracy at high Q2, but establish PQCD scaling in the resonance region and even allow us a glimpse at the leading logarithmic corrections due to the gluon radiation and its possible quenching at large W and x. These should inspire better quality experimental tests at facilities like CEBAF II.
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