Spin Structure Function of the Deuteron in the Resonance Region and the GDH Sum Rule for the Neutron
C. Ciofi degli Atti, S. Scopetta, A. Yu. Umnikov, L. P. Kaptari
Abstract
The nuclear effects in the spin-dependent structure function g1 of the deuteron are studied in the kinematics of future experiments at CEBAF, (ν≤ 3~GeV, ~Q2 ≤ 2~GeV2). The magnitude of the nuclear effects is found to be significantly larger than the one occurring in deep inelastic scattering (ν ∞, ~Q2 ∞). We discuss the mechanism leading to large effects in the region of the nucleon resonances. A possibility to measure the neutron structure functions in the CEBAF experiments with deuterium is analysed, and conclusions about the experimental study of the Q2 dependence of the Gerasimov-Drell-Hearn Sum Rule for the neutron are drawn.
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