Superscaling in inclusive electron-nucleus scattering
TW Donnelly, Ingo Sick
Abstract
We investigate the degree to which the scaling functions F(ψ') derived from cross sections for inclusive electron-nucleus quasi-elastic scattering define the same function for different nuclei. In the region where the scaling variable ψ'< 0, we find that this superscaling is experimentally realized to a high degree.
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