Experimental Studies of the Nucleon Spin Structure: from the Past to the Future
B. Badełek
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B. Badełek
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Twenty two years ago the "proton spin crisis" has been declared after the European Muon Collaboration at CERN had found that total quark spin constitutes only a small fraction of the proton spin. This result is now confirmed, a large gluon polarisation in the proton seems unlikely and measurements of the parton angular momenta have started only recently. Therefore the "proton spin puzzle" is still alive. A review of the longitudinal and transverse nucleon spin structure is presented. Future of the experimental spin physics is discussed.
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Twenty two years ago the "proton spin crisis" has been declared after the European Muon Collaboration at CERN had found that total quark spin constitutes only a small fraction of the proton spin. This result is now confirmed, a large gluon polarisation in the proton seems unlikely and measurements of the parton angular momenta have started only recently. Therefore the "proton spin puzzle" is still alive. A review of the longitudinal and transverse nucleon spin structure is presented. Future of the experimental spin physics is discussed.
Key concepts: Proton spin crisis, Physics, Spin (aerodynamics), Nucleon, Proton, Parton, Spin structure, Nuclear physics