Suppression of diffraction in DIS on nuclei and dynamical mechanism of leading twist nuclear shadowing

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contents Using the leading twist approach (LTA) to nuclear shadowing (NS), we calculate the ratio of the diffractive-to-total DIS cross sections $R_{\rm diff/tot}$ for a heavy nucleus and proton and confirm that $R_{\rm diff/tot} \approx 0.5-1$ in contrast with $R_{\rm diff/tot} \approx 1.5-2$ in the dipole model. We show that the magnitude of $R_{\rm diff/tot}$ is controlled by an effective dipole cross section so that $R_{\rm diff/tot} \to 1$ in the black disk limit. We also argue that strong leading twist NS as well as the dilute nuclear density deplete nuclear enhancement of the saturation scale leading to $Q_{sA}^2(b=0)/Q_{sp}^2(b=0) \sim 1$.
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spellingShingle Suppression of diffraction in DIS on nuclei and dynamical mechanism of leading twist nuclear shadowing
Guzey, V.
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
Using the leading twist approach (LTA) to nuclear shadowing (NS), we calculate the ratio of the diffractive-to-total DIS cross sections $R_{\rm diff/tot}$ for a heavy nucleus and proton and confirm that $R_{\rm diff/tot} \approx 0.5-1$ in contrast with $R_{\rm diff/tot} \approx 1.5-2$ in the dipole model. We show that the magnitude of $R_{\rm diff/tot}$ is controlled by an effective dipole cross section so that $R_{\rm diff/tot} \to 1$ in the black disk limit. We also argue that strong leading twist NS as well as the dilute nuclear density deplete nuclear enhancement of the saturation scale leading to $Q_{sA}^2(b=0)/Q_{sp}^2(b=0) \sim 1$.
title Suppression of diffraction in DIS on nuclei and dynamical mechanism of leading twist nuclear shadowing
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.10103