Grundprobleme Der Anthropologie in Den U. S. A.

Wiese, Leopold von

doi:10.1111/j.1467-6435.1953.tb00291.x

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“…However, the transition between the current and constituent quark regimes is not understood. Lattice QCD and chiral extrapolations yield hints for the masses of effective constituents 3 , but dynamically generated constituent quarks could not yet been identified 4 . Nevertheless, first promising results have been obtained for ground state properties like magnetic moments, polarizabilities and form factors 5 .…”

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Electromagnetic form factors of the neutron

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Elastic form factors provide information about the low energy structure of composite particles. Recent double polarization coincidence experiments significantly improved our knowledge of proton and neutron form factors. Recoil polarization measurements in the p( e, e ′ p) reaction proved that at momentum transfers above Q 2 ≃ 1.5 (GeV/c) 2 the electric form factor of the proton falls significantly faster than the dipole expectation. The close-to-dipole shape at low Q 2 of the neutron magnetic form factor is now confirmed by independent measurements. For the neutron electric form factor 3 He( e, e ′ n) , D( e, e ′ n) and D( e, e ′ n) double polarization experiments have provided model independent results, within their statistical errors in agreement with the Galster parameterization.

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