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Some Consequences of the Possible Modifications of Quantum Electrodynamics

Michael Fitelson, E. Kazes

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To separate electron from proton form factors in electron-proton scattering experiments requires the measurement of spin-dependent effects such as polarization transfer, depolarization, etc. To find which of these measurements is most critically affected by the structure of the electron, we have calculated the final-state electron-beam and proton-target polarizations for the one-photon-exchange scattering of a polarized beam and initially unpolarized target, and the converse situation.

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To separate electron from proton form factors in electron-proton scattering experiments requires the measurement of spin-dependent effects such as polarization transfer, depolarization, etc. To find which of these measurements is most critically affected by the structure of the electron, we have calculated the final-state electron-beam and proton-target polarizations for the one-photon-exchange scattering of a polarized beam and initially unpolarized target, and the converse situation.

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To separate electron from proton form factors in electron-proton scattering experiments requires the measurement of spin-dependent effects such as polarization transfer, depolarization, etc. To find which of these measurements is most critically affected by the structure of the electron, we have calculated the final-state electron-beam and proton-target polarizations for the one-photon-exchange scattering of a polarized beam and initially unpolarized target, and the converse situation.

Key concepts: Physics, Scattering, Polarization (electrochemistry), Electron, Photon, Proton, Atomic physics, Electron scattering

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