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* Inclusive longitudinal diffractive SF (FL) | * Inclusive longitudinal diffractive SF (FL) | ||
| + | ::* PRD105, 074006 (2022), "Diffractive Longitudinal SF at the EIC", [https://inspirehep.net/literature/1988895 Link] | ||
::* Yellow Report [https://wiki.jlab.org/cuawiki/images/5/58/YR-Fig.7.30.png Fig. 7.30], [https://wiki.jlab.org/cuawiki/images/7/79/YR-Fig.7.31.png Fig. 7.31], [https://wiki.jlab.org/cuawiki/images/0/09/YR-Fig.7.32.png Fig. 7.32] | ::* Yellow Report [https://wiki.jlab.org/cuawiki/images/5/58/YR-Fig.7.30.png Fig. 7.30], [https://wiki.jlab.org/cuawiki/images/7/79/YR-Fig.7.31.png Fig. 7.31], [https://wiki.jlab.org/cuawiki/images/0/09/YR-Fig.7.32.png Fig. 7.32] | ||
| + | ::* Yellow Report 2nd Workshop: Inclusive Diffraction in e-p [https://indico.bnl.gov/event/8231/contributions/37814/attachments/28244/43418/Slominski_Pavia_2020.pdf Link to the talk] | ||
| + | ::* INT-10 document, "The Longitudinal Structure Function FL at EIC", Link | ||
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* Nuclear PDFs | * Nuclear PDFs | ||
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8/30/22: EEEMCAL Physics Meeting Summary (8/30/22)
Physics topics and plots
- Inclusive longitudinal diffractive SF (FL)
- PRD105, 074006 (2022), "Diffractive Longitudinal SF at the EIC", Link
- Yellow Report Fig. 7.30, Fig. 7.31, Fig. 7.32
- Yellow Report 2nd Workshop: Inclusive Diffraction in e-p Link to the talk
- INT-10 document, "The Longitudinal Structure Function FL at EIC", Link
- Nuclear PDFs
- Yellow Report Fig. 7.68: shows projections for relative uncertainties but it isn’t clear that a Rosenbluth separation is being considered.
- On p. 157 Section 7.3.3 Nuclear PDFs: discusses not only the subject in the title but also F_L in eqn (7.37). It states that
- "The large Q2 lever arm of the EIC will allow us to precisely extract FL and further determine the nuclear gluon PDF. Longitudinal and charm structure functions provide direct access to the magnitude of nuclear effects on the gluon distribution.”
