A study on Delta u and Delta d in charged current events using polarized beams at HERA
J. G. Contreras A. De Roeck, M. Maul
Abstract
Charged current events are studied at HERA with polarized beams, using a Monte Carlo event generator and taking into account detector smearing effects. The observed asymmetries are used to study the extraction of the polarized structure function g5 and the polarized parton distributions Δu and Δd in the proton.
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