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HERMES past and future: 1995–2000 and 2001–2005

E. C. Aschenauer

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This report highlights results obtained with the HERMES experiment during the last 5 years on the spin structure of the nucleon. The inclusive spin-structure function g1(x,Q2) is described, followed by measurements of the flavor-separated quark polarizations based on semi-inclusive data. Next, first measurements are presented that indicate that both the gluon polarization and the transversity distribution h1(x) are non-zero. Finally, the subject of parton-parton correlations is introduced, along with new data related to higher twist effects and generalized parton distributions.

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This report highlights results obtained with the HERMES experiment during the last 5 years on the spin structure of the nucleon. The inclusive spin-structure function g1(x,Q2) is described, followed by measurements of the flavor-separated quark polarizations based on semi-inclusive data. Next, first measurements are presented that indicate that both the gluon polarization and the transversity distribution h1(x) are non-zero. Finally, the subject of parton-parton correlations is introduced, along with new data related to higher twist effects and generalized parton distributions.

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This report highlights results obtained with the HERMES experiment during the last 5 years on the spin structure of the nucleon. The inclusive spin-structure function g1(x,Q2) is described, followed by measurements of the flavor-separated quark polarizations based on semi-inclusive data. Next, first measurements are presented that indicate that both the gluon polarization and the transversity distribution h1(x) are non-zero. Finally, the subject of parton-parton correlations is introduced, along with new data related to higher twist effects and generalized parton distributions.

Key concepts: Parton, Particle physics, Physics, Structure function, Gluon, Quark, Nucleon, Distribution function

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