Binding effects and nuclear shadowing
D. Indumathi, Wei Zhu
Abstract
The effects of nuclear binding on nuclear structure functions have so far been studied mainly at fixed target experiments, and there is currently much interest in obtaining a clearer understanding of this phenomenon. We use an existing dynamical model of nuclear structure functions, that gives good agreement with current data, to study this effect in a kinematical regime (low x, high Q2) that can possibly be probed by an upgrade of hera at desy into a nuclear accelerator.
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