1971
DOI: 10.1007/bf01407652
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Fit of the parameters for Cabibbo's theory

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“…However, as long as the momentum of strange quarks extracted from neutrino experiments (see footnote 7) remains small, we expect Eqs. (6) and (7) to be quite accurate estimates of polarization asyrnmetries in scattering off protons and neutrons separately. The proton sum rule (6) is particularly interesting because experiments using polarized proton targets will soon be performed, and because (following Bjorken") it predicts that a large mean asymmetry of the order of 35% will be observed.…”
Section: Pomeranchukon Imply H+(o) = X+(o) = H-(o) = X-(o)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, as long as the momentum of strange quarks extracted from neutrino experiments (see footnote 7) remains small, we expect Eqs. (6) and (7) to be quite accurate estimates of polarization asyrnmetries in scattering off protons and neutrons separately. The proton sum rule (6) is particularly interesting because experiments using polarized proton targets will soon be performed, and because (following Bjorken") it predicts that a large mean asymmetry of the order of 35% will be observed.…”
Section: Pomeranchukon Imply H+(o) = X+(o) = H-(o) = X-(o)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(6) We do not expect the sum rules Eqs. (6)) (7) to be exact because of SU (3) breaking, the uncertainty in the F/D ratio, and the parton model assumption about the (h, x) distributions.…”
Section: Pomeranchukon Imply H+(o) = X+(o) = H-(o) = X-(o)mentioning
confidence: 99%