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As is seen in Fig. 1 values <strong>of</strong> the elements <strong>of</strong> classes A and B from the ρ0 are close to<br />

those from the φ meson. If the SCHC approximation is valid, only elements <strong>of</strong> classes A<br />

and B may be nonzero. There is no statistically significant violation <strong>of</strong> SCHC observed<br />

in the φ meson elements, while elements <strong>of</strong> class C from the ρ0 meson deviate from zero<br />

with factors <strong>of</strong> from 3 to 10 <strong>of</strong> the total uncertainties σtot. SinceT01 ≡ 0 in the absence <strong>of</strong><br />

longitudinal quark motion [7], this could meanthatthequarkmotioneffectsintheρ0are stronger than in the φ meson due to the heavier valence quarks (s¯s) compared to those <strong>of</strong><br />

the ρ0 meson (uū and d ¯ d). Note however that the H1 Collaboration has observed a small<br />

violation <strong>of</strong> SCHC [8] for the φ meson.<br />

As was shown in [9], contributions to the azimuthal target spin asymmetry A sin(φ−φs)<br />

UT<br />

<strong>of</strong> u and d quarks cancel for the ρ0 and have the same sign for the ω meson. This makes<br />

the ω meson an excellent candidate for studying the GPD E. HERMES accumulated 429<br />

ω production events from the transversely polarized proton. The results show that the<br />

is negative, in agreement with the prediction <strong>of</strong> Ref. [9], and deviates<br />

sign <strong>of</strong> A sin(φ−φs)<br />

UT<br />

from zero at −t ′ =0.12 GeV2 by twice the total uncertainty σtot.<br />

4 Direct Extraction <strong>of</strong> Helicity Amplitude Ratios<br />

Fitting the angular distribution <strong>of</strong> decay pions in correlation with the scattered lepton<br />

provides the parameters <strong>of</strong> the amplitude ratios A1 − A9 for ρ 0 production if the<br />

SDMEs are expressed in terms <strong>of</strong> these amplitudes. The Q 2 dependence <strong>of</strong> Re{T11/T00}<br />

(Im{T11/T00}) is shown in left (right) panel <strong>of</strong> Fig. 2 both for the hydrogen and deuterium<br />

targets.<br />

Re(T 11 /T 00 )<br />

1.5<br />

1<br />

0.5<br />

HERMES preliminary<br />

ep(d)→e´ρ 0 p(d)<br />

Proton<br />

Deuteron<br />

Q 2 [GeV 2 1 2 3<br />

]<br />

Im(T 11 /T 00 )<br />

1<br />

0<br />

HERMES preliminary<br />

ep(d)→e´ρ 0 p(d)<br />

Proton<br />

Deuteron<br />

Q 2 [GeV 2 1 2 3<br />

]<br />

Figure 2: The Q 2 dependence <strong>of</strong> A1 =Re(T11/T00) andA2 =Im(T11/T00) for hydrogen and deuterium<br />

targets. The inner error bars show the statistical uncertainties while the outer ones indicate statistical<br />

and systematic uncertainties added in quadrature. The parameterization <strong>of</strong> the curves is given in text.<br />

The solid lines are calculated with mean values <strong>of</strong> the fit parameters; dashed lines correspond to a one<br />

standard deviation change in the curve parameters.<br />

The parameterization A1 = a/Q, A2 = bQ describes the Q 2 dependence well in the<br />

HERMES kinematic region for both targets. Since the angular distributions for production<br />

on the proton and deuteron are compatible within the experimental accuracy, a fit<br />

to the combined data was performed. The results a =(1.129 ± 0.024) GeV with χ 2 per<br />

degree <strong>of</strong> freedom χ 2 /Ndf =1.02, b =(0.344±0.014) GeV −1 , χ 2 /Ndf =0.87 correspond to<br />

the curves presented in Fig. 2; the solid lines are calculated using the mean values <strong>of</strong> the<br />

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