Nonperturbative γ* p Interaction in the Diffractive Regime
H. G. Dosch, T. Gousset, H. J. Pirner
Abstract
One of the challenging aspects of electroproduction at high-energy is the understanding of the transition from real photons to virtual photons in the GeV2 region. We study inclusive electroproduction on the proton at small xB using a nonperturbative dipole-proton cross section calculated from the gauge invariant gluon field correlators as input. By quark-hadron duality, we construct a photon light cone wave function which links the ``hadronic'' behavior at small Q2 to the ``perturbative'' behavior at large Q2. It contains quark masses which implement the transition from constituent quarks at low Q2 to current quarks at high Q2. Our calculation gives a good description of the structure function at fixed energy for Q2<=10 GeV2. Indications for a chiral transition may already have been seen in the photon-proton cross section.
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