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تسجيل مستخدم جديدQCD analysis of forward neutron production in DIS
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We consider forward neutron production in DIS within fracture functions formalism. By performing a QCD analysis of available data we extract proton-to-neutron fracture functions exploiting a method which is in close relation with the factorisation theorem for this class of processes.
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