The strangeness form factors of the proton
D. O. Riska, B. S. Zou
Abstract
The present empirical information on the strangeness form factors indicates that the corresponding uuds s component in the proton is such that the uuds subsystem has the flavor spin symmetry [4]FS[22]F[22]S and mixed orbital symmetry [31]X. This uuds s configuration leads to the empirical signs of all the form factors GEs, GMs and GAs. An analysis with simple quark model wave functions for the preferred configuration shows that the qualitative features of the empirical strangeness form factors may be described with a 15% admixture of uuds s with a compact wave function in the proton. Transition matrix elements between the uud and the uuds s components give significant contributions.
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