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Measurement of the hard exclusive \\(^0\\) muoproduction cross section at COMPASS
Measurement of the hard exclusive \\(^0\\) muoproduction cross section at COMPASS
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Measurement of the hard exclusive \\(^0\\) muoproduction cross section at COMPASS

2024
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Overview
A new and detailed measurement of the cross section for hard exclusive neutral-pion muoproduction on the proton was performed in a wide kinematic region, with the photon virtuality \\(Q^2\\) ranging from 1 to 8 (GeV/\\(c\\))\\(^\\, 2\\) and the Bjorken variable \\(x_ Bj\\) ranging from 0.02 to 0.45. The data were collected at COMPASS at CERN using 160 GeV/\\(c\\) longitudinally polarised \\(^+\\) and \\(^-\\) beams scattering off a 2.5 m long liquid hydrogen target. From the average of the measured \\(^+\\) and \\(^-\\) cross sections, the virtual-photon--proton cross section is determined as a function of the squared four-momentum transfer between the initial and final state proton in the range 0.08 (GeV/\\(c\\))\\(^\\, 2\\) \\(< |t| <\\) 0.64 (GeV/\\(c\\))\\(^\\, 2\\). From its angular distribution, the combined contribution of transversely and longitudinally polarised photons are determined, as well as transverse--transverse and longitudinal--transverse interference contributions. They are studied as functions of four-momentum transfer \\(|t|\\), photon virtuality \\(Q^2\\) and virtual-photon energy \\(\\). The longitudinal--transverse interference contribution is found to be compatible with zero. The significant transverse--transverse interference contribution reveals the existence of a dominant contribution by transversely polarized photons. This provides clear experimental evidence for the chiral-odd GPD \\(E_T\\). In addition, the existence of a non-negligible contribution of longitudinally polarized photons is suggested by the \\(|t|\\)-dependence of the cross section at \\(x_ Bj < \\) 0.1 . Altogether, these results provide valuable input for future modelling of GPDs and thus of cross sections for exclusive pseudo-scalar meson production. Furthermore, they can be expected to facilitate the study of next-to-leading order corrections and higher-twist contributions.
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Cornell University Library, arXiv.org