dispersive evaluation of the d-term form factor in deeply virtual compton scattering
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We present a dispersive representation of the D-term form factor for hard exclusive reactions, using unsubtracted t-channel dispersion relations. The t-channel unitarity relation is saturated with the contribution of two-pion intermediate states, using the two-pion distributions amplitude for the γ⁎γ→ππ subprocess and reconstructing the ππ→NN¯ subprocess from available information on pion-nucleon partial-wave helicity amplitudes. Results for the D-term form factor as function of t as well as at t=0 are discussed in comparison with available model predictions and phenomenological parametrizations. Keywords: Dispersion relations, Deeply virtual Compton scattering, Generalized parton distributions
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| Authors | ;B. Pasquini;M.V. Polyakov;M. Vanderhaeghen |
| Journal | ACS chemical biology |
| Year | 2014 |
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