The strong coupling from the IR to the UV extremes: Determination of $α_s$ and prospects from EIC and JLab at 22 GeV

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Main Author: Deur, A.
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contents We discuss how the Bjorken sum rule allows access to the QCD running coupling $α_s$ at any scale, including in the deep infrared IR domain. The Bjorken sum data from Jefferson Lab, together with the world data on $α_s$ reported by the Particle Data Group, allow us to determine the running of $α_s(Q)$ over five orders of magnitude in four-momentum $Q$. We present two possible future measurements of the running of $α_s(Q)$ using the Bjorken sum rule: the first at the EIC, covering the range $1.5 < Q < 8.7$ GeV, and the second at Jefferson Lab at 22 GeV, covering the range $1.0 < Q < 4.7$ GeV.
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spellingShingle The strong coupling from the IR to the UV extremes: Determination of $α_s$ and prospects from EIC and JLab at 22 GeV
Deur, A.
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Experiment
Nuclear Experiment
We discuss how the Bjorken sum rule allows access to the QCD running coupling $α_s$ at any scale, including in the deep infrared IR domain. The Bjorken sum data from Jefferson Lab, together with the world data on $α_s$ reported by the Particle Data Group, allow us to determine the running of $α_s(Q)$ over five orders of magnitude in four-momentum $Q$. We present two possible future measurements of the running of $α_s(Q)$ using the Bjorken sum rule: the first at the EIC, covering the range $1.5 < Q < 8.7$ GeV, and the second at Jefferson Lab at 22 GeV, covering the range $1.0 < Q < 4.7$ GeV.
title The strong coupling from the IR to the UV extremes: Determination of $α_s$ and prospects from EIC and JLab at 22 GeV
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Experiment
Nuclear Experiment
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.19556