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Relativistic meson-exchange currents in semi-inclusive lepton scattering

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arxiv 2401.13640 v2 pith:PFW6W6Y7 submitted 2024-01-24 nucl-th hep-exhep-ph

Valerio Belocchi , Maria Benedetta Barbaro , Arturo De Pace , Marco Martini This is my paper · ORCID
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keywords semi-inclusivecalculationneutrinorelativisticscatteringtwo-particle--two-holeanalysisantisymmetrization
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We assess the impact of two-particle--two-hole excitations on the semi-inclusive electron scattering process (e,e'p) using a fully relativistic nuclear model calculation that precisely incorporates antisymmetrization. The calculation encompasses all contributions involving the exchange of a single pion and the excitation of a Delta resonance. Our results are compared with (e,e'p) data on carbon at kinematics where two-nucleon emission dominates. This work represents an essential step towards the microscopic computation of the two-particle--two-hole contribution to semi-inclusive neutrino reactions, crucial in the analysis of neutrino oscillation experiments.

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