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1/10 Global analysis and the impact of eRHIC data Masanori Hirai TiTech (Asymmetry Analysis Collaboration) With S. Kumano and N. Saito 2006 7 19, BNL
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2/10 Contents Introduction AAC analysis with DIS and 0 production –Global analysis and PDF uncertainty estimation –Spin contents : , g ? Issues in the global analysis of polarized PDFs –Undetermined large-x and small-x behavior Summary
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3/10 Introduction Origin of the nucleon spin 1/2 –1/2 = 1/2 + g + L q,g –Quark spin component from polarize DIS: 0.1-0.3 Orbital angular momentum L q,g ? –J q = 1/2 q+L q : Generalized PDF from DVCS –SSA: Sivers function ? g is an important piece of the spin puzzle ! –Undetermined g = 0.49 1.27 (AAC03) –Experimental data from RHIC-Spin Prompt photon, Jet, heavy quark production, et al. – 0 production PRL93, 202002 (2004) RUN05
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4/10 AAC analysis and uncertainty estimation Initial distribution of polarized PDF Constraint condition –Positivity condition: Constraint on the large-x behavior of f(x) Avoiding unphysical behavior of the asymmetry: A 1 (x) >1 (x 1) –Antiquark SU(3) f symmetry: Fixed 1 st moments: u v =0.926, d v = 0.341 Fixed q =1.0: undetermined small-x behavior PDF uncertainty by Hessian method – 2 (N=11) = 12.64: [K(N,s): 2 distribution ] Unpol PDF:GRV98 Q 0 2 = 1 GeV 2 QCD Nf=3 = 299 MeV
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5/10 Polarized PDFs from DIS data Added new data A 1 –COMPASS(d), HERMES(p,d), J-Lab(n) Total # of data: 413 (Q 2 1GeV 2 ) NLO analysis –MS scheme – 2 (/d.o.f.) = 358.05 (0.89) = 0.25 0.10 –Well determined quark and antiquark distributions –J-Lab: d v (x) at large-x –HERMES,COMPASS: q(x) g = 0.47 1.08 –Undetermined by current DIS data
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6/10 Spin content , g –AAC06 (DIS only) –BB02 (ISET4) : Nucl. Phys. B636 (2002) 225 –GRSV01(Sta) : Phys. Rev. D63 (2001) 094005 –LSS05 (MS) : Phys. Rev. D73 (2006) 034023
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7/10 g from DIS and 0 data 1 st moment g –0.31 0.32 (DIS+ 0 ) –0.47 1.08 (DIS only) Significant reduction of g uncertainty Sign problem –gg process dominates g(x) –Positive or negative g? g= 0.56 2.16 2 0 : 11.18( g>0) vs. 11.05 ( g<0) Consistent results –1 st moment (0.1<x Bj <1) g>0: 0.30 0.30 g<0: 0.32 0.42 –Covered by DIS + 0 data Ambiguity of the small-x behavior –No experimental data
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8/10 Issues of the global analysis Narrow Q 2 rage (1<Q 2 <80 GeV 2 ) –Extract g(x) via Q 2 evolution –Need data covering wide rage of Q 2 eRHIC : Q 2 <10 4 GeV 2 Large uncertainty of asymmetry A 1 (x) at large x –Undetermined large-x behavior –Need precise measurements eRHIC: High luminosity Undetermined q(x) at small x –Fixing one parameter: q =1.0 –No data in the small-x region eRHIC : x>10 -4 (Q 2 >1 GeV 2 )
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9/10 Small-x behavior of q(x) Small-x behavior of q(x) affects value of –Quark spin component : = u v + d v +6 q –Well determined u v (x) and d v (x) – depends on extrapolated behavior of q(x) to the small-x region –Undetermined q(x) in the small-x region No experimental data (x<0.004)
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10/10 Summary Polarized PDF from polarized DIS and 0 data – = 0.27 0.07 (Q 2 = 1 GeV 2 ) Assuming flavor SU(3) symmetry for the antiquark distributions – g = 0.31 0.32 (Q 2 = 1 GeV 2 ) Uncertainty reduction due to 0 data Sign problem: positive or negative g? Ambiguity of the small-x behavior Issues of current global analysis –Narrow Q 2 range (1<Q 2 <80 GeV 2 ) eRHIC: Q 2 <10 4 GeV 2 –Large uncertainty at large x High luminosity, precise measurements –Undetermined small-x behavior of q(x) eRHIC : x>10 -4 (Q 2 >1 GeV 2 )
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