Pion Exchange and the H1 Forward Spectrometer Data
A. W. Thomas, C. Boros
Abstract
We point out that the π component of the nucleon wave function is vital to the interpretation of the recent H1 data for leading baryon production. While the n/p ratio is equal to two with the Nπ component alone, the inclusion of the π component brings this ratio very near to unity, as observed in the experiment. This result demonstrates that pion exchange can not only account for leading neutron but also for a large fraction of the leading proton production.
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