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Pseudovector Coupling and Charged-Pion Electroproduction

M. Glück

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It is shown that pion electroproduction experiments can, in principle, distinguish between a pseudoscalar and a pseudovector pion-nucleon coupling. It is further shown that this is not the case for the corresponding photoproduction experiments.

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It is shown that pion electroproduction experiments can, in principle, distinguish between a pseudoscalar and a pseudovector pion-nucleon coupling. It is further shown that this is not the case for the corresponding photoproduction experiments.

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It is shown that pion electroproduction experiments can, in principle, distinguish between a pseudoscalar and a pseudovector pion-nucleon coupling. It is further shown that this is not the case for the corresponding photoproduction experiments.

Key concepts: Pseudoscalar, Pseudovector, Pion, Physics, Particle physics, Nucleon, Coupling (piping), Nuclear physics

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