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short distances. Their contribution to G ,,,kQ)<br />

are due to the evolution<br />

of the wavefunction integrated up to the transverse momentum scale J!f c k2<br />

X<br />

as in the corresponding exclusive channel analyses. The last factor Pq(x,Q)<br />

represents the target-independent evolution of the structure function due to<br />

gluon emission from the struck quark: (C= 4/3)<br />

where<br />

Pq(x,Q)<br />

_ (1-x)4CFE(Q)<br />

Q2 dj2<br />

E(Q) = J -$ as(j2) (4.3)<br />

9; JL<br />

The lower limit Qi of the gluon's transverse momentum integration is set by<br />

the mean value of the spectator quark's transverse momenta and masses. This<br />

hadronic scale sets the starting point for structure functions evolutions.<br />

Equation (4.1) then gives the light-cone momentum distribution for parallel-<br />

helicity quarks with x near 1 at the transverse momentum scale Q.<br />

It should be emphasized that the actual momentum scale probed by various<br />

deep inelastic inclusive reactions depends in detail on the process under<br />

consideration; the actual upper limit of the transverse momentum integration<br />

is set by kinematics. For example, if we consider the contribution of Fig. 8<br />

to the deep inelastic structure functions, the propagator (or energy denomina-<br />

tor) associated with the top loop reduces to the usual Bjorken structure<br />

Fig. 8. Perturbative QGD diagrams<br />

for structure function evolution.

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