A different view of deep inelastic electron-proton scattering
Omar Benhar
Abstract
Deep inelastic electron-proton scattering is analyzed in the target rest frame using a theoretical approach suitable to describe many-body systems of bound constituents subject to interactions. At large three-momentum transfer , this approach predicts the onset of scaling in the variable =ν-, where ν denotes the energy transfer. The present analysis shows that the data, plotted at constant , exhibit a remarkable scaling behavior in and manifestly display the presence of sizable interaction effects.
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