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Threshold resummation for polarized (semi-)inclusive deep inelastic scattering

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arxiv 1304.1373 v1 pith:M6WGHF5X submitted 2013-04-04 hep-ph

Threshold resummation for polarized (semi-)inclusive deep inelastic scattering

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We explore the effects of the resummation of large logarithmic perturbative corrections to double-longitudinal spin asymmetries for inclusive and semi-inclusive deep inelastic scattering in fixed-target experiments. We find that the asymmetries are overall rather robust with respect to the inclusion of the resummed higher-order terms. Significant effects are observed at fairly high values of x, where resummation tends to decrease the spin asymmetries. This effect turns out to be more pronounced for semi-inclusive scattering. We also investigate the potential impact of resummation on the extraction of polarized valence quark distributions in dedicated high-x experiments.

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