Testing nucleon distribution amplitudes: Relations between neutron andN-Δform factors
Carl E. Carlson, M. Gari, N. G. Stefanis
Abstract
Carl E. Carlson, M. Gari, N. G. Stefanis
Abstract
The proton and neutron magnetic form factors, the axial-vector form factor, and the leading N-\ensuremath{\Delta} transition form factor are connected by the nucleon distribution amplitude. If the distribution-amplitude moments obey the QCD sum-rule results, a correlation exists between the neutron magnetic form factor ${G}_{\mathrm{Mn}}$ and the leading N-\ensuremath{\Delta} transition form factor. For existing proposed distribution amplitudes, one or the other of them will be small and the other not. We comment on what available data say.
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The proton and neutron magnetic form factors, the axial-vector form factor, and the leading N-\ensuremath{\Delta} transition form factor are connected by the nucleon distribution amplitude. If the distribution-amplitude moments obey the QCD sum-rule results, a correlation exists between the neutron magnetic form factor ${G}_{\mathrm{Mn}}$ and the leading N-\ensuremath{\Delta} transition form factor. For existing proposed distribution amplitudes, one or the other of them will be small and the other not. We comment on what available data say.
Key concepts: Magnetic form factor, Form factor (electronics), Physics, Nucleon, Amplitude, Distribution (mathematics), Neutron, Particle physics