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CAF123
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How tractable is it experimentally to measure deeply virtual compton scattering in bins of large Q^2, where Q^2 is the virtuality of the incoming photon, at e.g. Jefferson Lab which collides electron and proton?
I know at LHC, colliding proton-proton, such processes would instead be statistics dominated by bins of low Q^2, as there the influx of photons would be nearly on-shell.
I know at LHC, colliding proton-proton, such processes would instead be statistics dominated by bins of low Q^2, as there the influx of photons would be nearly on-shell.