Published 1976 | Version v1
Book

World of basic attributes: valency and color

Creators

  • 1. Univ. of Maryland, College Park

Description

Within the gauge theory approach to color, the compatibility of the hypotheses of integer-charge quarks and physical color with lepto-production experiments is discussed. Two important consequences of this hypothesis for deep inelastic phenomena are: color-gluons contribute in a scale-invariant manner to structure functions; (sigma/sub L/sigma/sub T/) is nonvanishing and a function of x only. It is suggested that the anomalous (μe)-events observed at SPEAR are progenies of integer-charge quark-pairs produced by e-e+-annihilation decaying into leptons (a possibility which was suggested by the quark-lepton unification hypothesis). It is remarked that the dimuons produced by neutrinos with their observed rate can be attributed to production of charged color-gluons, while the prompt leptons observed in hadronic collisions may be attributed to the production of quarks and/or color gluons in pairs. Distinguishing features of these explanations and also distinctive signatures for color are noted

Additional details

Additional titles

Augmented title (English)
Scale invariance, structure functions, quarks

Publishing Information

Publisher
Massachusetts Inst. of Tech.
Imprint Place
Cambridge, MA
Imprint Title
Gauge theories and modern field theory
Imprint Pagination
p. 27-78.

Conference

Title
Conference on gauge theories and modern field theory.
Dates
26 Sep 1975.
Place
Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

Optional Information

Notes
Imprint:See CONF-750955--.