Chinese Physics C > 1985, Vol. 9 > Issue(6): 760-764

POLARIZED PHOTON STRUCTURE FUNCTIONS

XU Zai-Xin^,

East China Normal University

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By assuming that the polarized parton distributions and the polarized parton fragmentation functions in a photon satisfy an inhomogenous evolution, their moments are obtained. Explicit expressions for these moments are introduced by using series expansion of Jacobian polynomials. The 3-term, 5-term and 7-term expressions are given.

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POLARIZED PHOTON STRUCTURE FUNCTIONS

XU Zai-Xin^,

Corresponding author:XU Zai-Xin,

East China Normal University

Received Date:1900-01-01
Accepted Date:1900-01-01
Available Online:1985-12-05

Abstract:By assuming that the polarized parton distributions and the polarized parton fragmentation functions in a photon satisfy an inhomogenous evolution, their moments are obtained. Explicit expressions for these moments are introduced by using series expansion of Jacobian polynomials. The 3-term, 5-term and 7-term expressions are given.