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The role of pSIDIS data in QCD global fits
Rodolfo Sassot Universidad de Buenos Aires Primer pagina DIS06, Tsukuba April 22, 2006
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how SIDIS data help to constrain , and
lagrange multipliers to estimate uncertainties R. Sassot DIS06
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D. de Florian, G. Navarro and X. Jiang
In collaboration with D. de Florian, G. Navarro and X. Jiang based on Phys.Rev.D71, (2005), hep-ph/ , and references therein. R. Sassot DIS06
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why do we use semi-inclusive data?
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why do we use semi-inclusive data?
polarized inclusive DIS (pDIS) data fail to constrain pPDFs. R. Sassot DIS06
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why do we use semi-inclusive data?
polarized inclusive DIS (pDIS) data fail to constrain pPDFs. e.m. interactions can not discriminate quarks from antiquarks: R. Sassot DIS06
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why do we use semi-inclusive data?
polarized inclusive DIS (pDIS) data fail to constrain pPDFs. e.m. interactions can not discriminate quarks from antiquarks: valence vs. sea quarks R. Sassot DIS06
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why do we use semi-inclusive data?
polarized inclusive DIS (pDIS) data fail to constrain pPDFs. e.m. interactions can not discriminate quarks from antiquarks: valence vs. sea quarks spin/flavour symmetry: model dependence to be tested R. Sassot DIS06
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why do we use semi-inclusive data?
polarized inclusive DIS (pDIS) data fail to constrain pPDFs. e.m. interactions can not discriminate quarks from antiquarks: valence vs. sea quarks spin/flavour symmetry: model dependence to be tested polarized semi-inclusive (SIDIS) data R. Sassot DIS06
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why do we use semi-inclusive data?
polarized inclusive DIS (pDIS) data fail to constrain pPDFs. e.m. interactions can not discriminate quarks from antiquarks: valence vs. sea quarks spin/flavour symmetry: model dependence to be tested polarized semi-inlcusive (SIDIS) data CERN: p, d h± DESY: p,d,He h±, π±, K± CERN: ….. CLAS & JLAB: ….. R. Sassot DIS06
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how do we deal with pSIDIS data?
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how do we deal with pSIDIS data?
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how do we deal with pSIDIS data?
W R. Mertig, W. L. van Neerven, Z.Phys.C (1996) W. Vogelsang, Phys.Rev.D (1996) R. Sassot DIS06
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how do we deal with pSIDIS data?
W R. Mertig, W. L. van Neerven, Z.Phys.C (1996) W. Vogelsang, Phys.Rev.D (1996) R. Sassot DIS06
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how do we deal with pSIDIS data?
W R. Mertig, W. L. van Neerven, Z.Phys.C (1996) W. Vogelsang, Phys.Rev.D (1996) R. Sassot DIS06
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how do we deal with pSIDIS data?
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how do we deal with pSIDIS data?
D. de Florian et al. Nuc.Phys.B470 (1996) 195 M. Stratmann W.Vogelsang Phys.Rev.D64 (2001) R. Sassot DIS06
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how do we deal with pSIDIS data?
D. de Florian et al. Nuc.Phys.B470 (1996) 195 M. Stratmann W.Vogelsang Phys.Rev.D64 (2001) R. Sassot DIS06
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NLO combined analysis:
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NLO combined analysis:
pDIS can probe: R. Sassot DIS06
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NLO combined analysis:
pDIS can probe: pSIDIS give access to: R. Sassot DIS06
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NLO combined analysis:
pDIS can probe: pSIDIS give access to: R. Sassot DIS06
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NLO combined analysis:
pDIS can probe: pSIDIS give access to: positivity relative to MRST02: A.D. Maritn et al. Eur.Phys.J.C28 (2002) 455 R. Sassot DIS06
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does it work? R. Sassot DIS06
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does it work? consistency: pSIDIS data fix quarks without spoiling
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does it work? consistency: pSIDIS data fix quarks without spoiling
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does it work? consistency: pSIDIS data fix quarks without spoiling
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does it work? consistency: pSIDIS data fix quarks without spoiling
combined λ=1 478-20=458 d.o.f 313 pDIS 165 pSIDIS R. Sassot DIS06
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does it work? consistency: pSIDIS data fix quarks without spoiling
combined λ=1 478-20=458 d.o.f 313 pDIS 165 pSIDIS pDIS λ=0 R. Sassot DIS06
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does it work? consistency: pSIDIS data fix quarks without spoiling
478-20=458 d.o.f 313 pDIS 165 pSIDIS combined pDIS R. Sassot DIS06
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does it work? consistency: pSIDIS data fix quarks without spoiling
478-20=458 d.o.f 313 pDIS 165 pSIDIS combined pDIS KRE: S. Kretzer Phys.Rev.D (2000) R. Sassot DIS06
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does it work? consistency: pSIDIS data fix quarks without spoiling
478-20=458 d.o.f 313 pDIS 165 pSIDIS combined pDIS KRE: S. Kretzer Phys.Rev.D (2000) KKP: B. A. Kniehl, G. Kramer, B. Potter, Nucl.Phys.B (2000)
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what do we get from pSIDIS data?
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what do we get from pSIDIS data?
do pSIDIS data actually constrain ? R. Sassot DIS06
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what do we get from pSIDIS data?
do pSIDIS data actually constrain ? J. Pumplin et al. Phys.Rev.D (2002) R. Sassot DIS06
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what do we get from pSIDIS data?
do pSIDIS data actually constrain ? J. Pumplin et al. Phys.Rev.D (2002) R. Sassot DIS06
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what do we get from pSIDIS data?
do pSIDIS data actually constrain ? J. Pumplin et al. Phys.Rev.D (2002) KRE: S. Kretzer Phys.Rev.D (2000) R. Sassot DIS06
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what do we get from pSIDIS data?
do pSIDIS data actually constrain ? J. Pumplin et al. Phys.Rev.D (2002) KRE: S. Kretzer Phys.Rev.D (2000) KKP: B. A. Kniehl, G. Kramer, B. Potter, Nucl.Phys.B (2000) R. Sassot DIS06
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what do we get from pSIDIS data?
do pSIDIS data actually constrain ? J. Pumplin et al. Phys.Rev.D (2002) KRE: S. Kretzer Phys.Rev.D (2000) KKP: B. A. Kniehl, G. Kramer, B. Potter, Nucl.Phys.B (2000) R. Sassot DIS06
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what do we get from pSIDIS data?
do pSIDIS data actually constrain ? J. Pumplin et al. Phys.Rev.D (2002) KRE: S. Kretzer Phys.Rev.D (2000) KKP: B. A. Kniehl, G. Kramer, B. Potter, Nucl.Phys.B (2000) R. Sassot DIS06
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what do we get from pSIDIS data?
do pSIDIS data actually constrain ? J. Pumplin et al. Phys.Rev.D (2002) KRE: S. Kretzer Phys.Rev.D (2000) KKP: B. A. Kniehl, G. Kramer, B. Potter, Nucl.Phys.B (2000) R. Sassot DIS06
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does it make sense? R. Sassot DIS06
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does it make sense? R. Sassot DIS06
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does it make sense? R. Sassot DIS06
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(not included in the fit)
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(not included in the fit) (not included in the fit)
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what can we expect from pSIDIS in the future?
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what can we expect from pSIDIS in the future?
COMPASS d h± (inminent) CLAS p π± (inminent) JLAB E p,d h±, π±, K± (2008) E proton R. Sassot DIS06
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what can we expect from pSIDIS in the future?
COMPASS d h± (inminent) CLAS p π± (inminent) JLAB E p,d h±, π±, K± (2008) E proton R. Sassot DIS06
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what can we expect from pSIDIS in the future?
COMPASS d h± (inminent) CLAS p π± (inminent) JLAB E p,d h±, π±, K± (2008) E proton R. Sassot DIS06
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Conclusions: R. Sassot DIS06
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Conclusions: pSIDIS opens a window to sea quarks and helps to constrain other densities R. Sassot DIS06
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Conclusions: pSIDIS opens a window to sea quarks and helps to constrain other densities overall picture combined NLO global fits: R. Sassot DIS06
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Conclusions: pSIDIS opens a window to sea quarks and helps to constrain other densities perfect consistency pDIS/pSIDIS overall picture combined NLO global fits: R. Sassot DIS06
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Conclusions: pSIDIS opens a window to sea quarks and helps to constrain other densities perfect consistency pDIS/pSIDIS improved constraints on pPDFs overall picture combined NLO global fits: R. Sassot DIS06
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Conclusions: pSIDIS opens a window to sea quarks and helps to constrain other densities perfect consistency pDIS/pSIDIS improved constraints on pPDFs overall picture combined NLO global fits: best fits favor SU(3) in the sea R. Sassot DIS06
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Conclusions: pSIDIS opens a window to sea quarks and helps to constrain other densities perfect consistency pDIS/pSIDIS improved constraints on pPDFs overall picture combined NLO global fits: best fits favor SU(3) in the sea agreement with preliminary data on R. Sassot DIS06
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Conclusions: pSIDIS opens a window to sea quarks and helps to constrain other densities perfect consistency pDIS/pSIDIS improved constraints on pPDFs overall picture combined NLO global fits: best fits favour SU(3) in the sea agreement with preliminary data on next round: COMPASS, CLAS & E04-113 R. Sassot DIS06
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Conclusions: pSIDIS opens a window to sea quarks and helps to constrain other densities perfect consistency pDIS/pSIDIS improved constraints on pPDFs overall picture combined NLO global fits: best fits favor SU(3) in the sea agreement with preliminary data on improved direct constraints on next round: COMPASS, CLAS & E04-113 R. Sassot DIS06
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Conclusions: pSIDIS opens a window to sea quarks and helps to constrain other densities perfect consistency pDIS/pSIDIS improved constraints on pPDFs overall picture combined NLO global fits: best fits favor SU(3) in the sea agreement with preliminary data on improved direct constraints on next round: COMPASS, CLAS & E04-113 indirect constraints on R. Sassot DIS06
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Conclusions: pSIDIS opens a window to sea quarks and helps to constrain other densities perfect consistency pDIS/pSIDIS improved constraints on pPDFs overall picture combined NLO global fits: best fits favor SU(3) in the sea agreement with preliminary data on improved direct constraints on next round: COMPASS, CLAS & E04-113 indirect constraints on flavour fragmentation R. Sassot DIS06
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NLO combined analysis: data
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Fragmentation functions input:
KRE: S. Kretzer Phys.Rev.D (2000) KKP: B. A. Kniehl, G. Kramer, B. Potter, Nucl.Phys.B (2000) flavor separation: R. Sassot DIS06
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