Event Title

Session F: Contributed Oral Papers – F4: Theory: New insights into the nucleon structure through bag model studies of the energy momentum tensor

Presenter Information

Matthew Neubelt
Peter Schweitzer

Location

Room 101, Campus Center, University of Massachusetts - Amherst

Event Website

http://blogs.umass.edu/nes2011/

Start Date

19-11-2011 8:00 AM

End Date

19-11-2011 8:12 AM

Description

Information about the energy momentum tensor of the nucleon can in principle be inferred from studies of generalized parton distribution functions which enter the description of hard exclusive reactions. Presently the data do not yet allow to deduce model-independent information, and results from effective models are of great interest. We present first results on the energy momentum tensor of the nucleon from the MIT bag model. In particular, also the bag model predicts the constant d1 to be negative in agreement with results from lattice QCD, and other approaches.

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Session F: Contributed Oral Papers – F4: Theory: New insights into the nucleon structure through bag model studies of the energy momentum tensor

Room 101, Campus Center, University of Massachusetts - Amherst

Information about the energy momentum tensor of the nucleon can in principle be inferred from studies of generalized parton distribution functions which enter the description of hard exclusive reactions. Presently the data do not yet allow to deduce model-independent information, and results from effective models are of great interest. We present first results on the energy momentum tensor of the nucleon from the MIT bag model. In particular, also the bag model predicts the constant d1 to be negative in agreement with results from lattice QCD, and other approaches.

https://scholarworks.umass.edu/climate_nuclearpower/2011/nov19/44