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Quasi-PDFs, momentum distributions and pseudo-PDFs
A. V. Radyushkin ;
Date 3 May 2017
AbstractWe show that quasi-PDFs may be treated as hybrids of PDFs and primordial rest-frame momentum distributions of partons. This results in a complicated convolution nature of quasi-PDFs that necessitates using large p_3~ 3 GeV momenta to get reasonably close to the PDF limit. As an alternative approach, we propose to use pseudo-PDFs P(x, z_3^2) that generalize the light-front PDFs onto spacelike intervals and are related to Ioffe-time distributions M ( u, z_3^2), the functions of the Ioffe time u = p_3 z_3 and the distance parameter z_3^2 with respect to which it displays perturbative evolution for small z_3. In this form, one may divide out the z_3^2 dependence coming from the primordial rest-frame distribution and from the problematic factor due to lattice renormalization of the gauge link. The u-dependence remains intact and determines the shape of PDFs.
Source arXiv, 1705.1488
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