Exclusive Hadronic Reactions at High Q2 (90) and Polarization Phenomena, An Experimental Proposal
F. Myhrer
Abstract
Arguments are presented for the expected behaviour of πNpiN scattering and the reaction at high energy and large scattering angles. % The annihilation reaction has close to maximal asymmetry (≈ 1) for plab 2.2 GeV/c. % As will be presented for fixed (90) angle this large asymmetry will not become zero but will start to oscillate with energy at higher energies and large Q2 when perturbative QCD becomes applicable. This is due to the energy dependence of a QCD phase difference between the independent quark-quark scattering (Landshoff) and short-distance processes at high but not asymptotic energies. % A consequence of the existence the Landshoff process is that even if helicity is conserved at the quark level (mq = 0 MeV), helicity does not have to be conserved on the hadronic level. % We will discuss the implications for spin observables in pp elastic scattering and argue that
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