We present the new framework based on BFKL and DGLAP evolution equations in which the leading in(Q(_2)) and in(l/x) terms are treated on equal footing. We introduce a pair of coupled integro-difFerential equations for the quark singlet and the unintegrated gluon distribution. The observable structure functions are calculated using high energy factorisation approach. We also include the sub-leading in (l/x) effects via consistency constraint. We argue that the use of this constraint leads to more stable solution to the Pomeron intercept than that based on the NLO calculation of the BFKL equation alone and generates resummation to all orders of the major part of the subleading in (l/x) effects. The global fit to all available deep inelastic data is performed using a simple parametrisation of the non-perturbative region. We also present the results for the longitudinal structure function and the charm component of the F(_2) structure function. Next; we extend this approach to the low Q(^2) domain. At small distances we use the perturbative approach based on the unified BFKL/DGLAP equations and for large distances we use Vector Meson Dominance Model and, for the higher mass qq states, the additive quark approach. We show the results for the total cross section and for the ratio of the longitudinal and transverse structure functions. Finally, we calculate the dijet production and consider the decorrelation effects in the azimuthal distributions caused by the diffusion in the transverse momentum k(_r) of the exchanged gluon. Using the gluon distribution which is fixed by the fit to the DIS data we are able to make absolute predictions. We show the results for the dF(_r)/dɸ, the total cross section and also the distributions in Q(^2) as well as in the longitudinal momentum fraction of the gluon. Our theoretical predictions are confronted with the measurements made using ZEUS detector at HERA.

Neste trabalho, estudamos a influência de canais de espalhamento inelástico no transporte eletrônico. Primeiramente, expomos o formalismo de Landauer usual para o cálculo da corrente elétrica em sistemas em que o espalhamento é puramente elástico. Como exemplo, calculamos a corrente para um potencial delta de Dirac a partir de suas probabilidades de transmissão. A amostra correspondente é aquela de uma camada muito fina com impurezas (não-magnéticas) contida em uma heterostrutura semicondutora. Mostramos que a distorção do potencial quântico devido à voltagem aplicada pode ser desprezada no cálculo da corrente elétrica, abaixo da energia de Fermi do emissor. Subsequentemente, acoplamos o potencial delta a um oscilador harmônico quântico para modelar a presença de fônons no sistema. Encontramos modos inelásticos de transmissão que se tornam acessíveis para energias cada vez maiores, múltiplas do quantum hω. Devido à conservação de probabilidade, a abertura de cada novo canal corresponde a bicos\" nas probabilidades de transmissão dos modos abaixo deste, em função da energia de incidência do elétron. No caso de uma delta atrativa, ressonâncias assimétricas com perfil de Fano são observadas. Adaptamos o formalismo de Landauer, incluindo canais inelásticos independentes. Seguindo um trabalho anterior de Emberly e Kirczenow (2000), mostramos que existe uma forma de se levar em conta possíveis coincidências nos estados de espalhamento finais aplicando o princípio de exclusão de Pauli. Isto leva as distribuições dos estados de espalhamento a estarem fora de equilíbrio, já que dependem umas das outras. Resolvendo o problema auto-consistentemente, somos capazes de obter a corrente elétrica a partir das probabilidades de transmissão do potencial quântico. Nossos resultados demonstram que as ressonâncias de Fano do potencial atrativo dão origem a uma diminuição da inclinação da corrente elétrica contra a voltagem aplicada, já que elétrons são presos\" ao potencial por um tempo infinito. Mostramos este efeito num regime de voltagens baixas em comparação com a energia de Fermi, para o qual desprezamos a distorção do potencial quântico devido à voltagem aplicada. Além disso, uma comparação com os resultados do formalismo de Landauer mostra que uma discrepância significativa é observada para o caso de o oscilador estar inicialmente excitado e fortemente acoplado ao elétron. / In this work, we study the influence of inelastic scattering channels in electronic transport. We first present the usual Landauer formalism, for calculating the electric current in systems where the scattering is purely elastic. As an example, we calculate the current for a Dirac delta potential from its transmission probabilities. The corresponding sample is that of a very thin layer with (non-magnetic) impurities within a semiconductor heterostructure. We show that the distortion of the quantum potential due to the applied voltage can be ignored in the calculation of an electric current below the Fermi energy of the emitter. Then we couple the delta potential to a quantum harmonic oscillator to model the presence of phonons in the system. We find inelastic transmission modes that become available for increasing energies, multiple of the quantum hω. Due to conservation of probability, the opening of each new channel corresponds to kinks\" in the transmission probabilities of lower modes as a function of the energy of the impinging electrons. In the case of an attractive delta potential, asymmetric resonances with a Fano-like profile are observed. We adapt the Landauer formalism by including the independent inelastic channels. Following a previous work by Emberly and Kirczenow (2000), we show that there is a way to take into account the possible coincidences in the final scattering states using Pauli\'s exclusion principle. This causes the distributions of the scattering states to be out of equilibrium, as they depend on each other. Solving the problem self-consistently, we are able to obtain the electric current from the transmission probabilities of the quantum potential. Our results demonstrate that the Fano resonances of the attractive potential gives rise to a decrease of the slope in the electric current versus the applied voltage, as the electrons are trapped\" in the potential for a finite amount of time. We have shown this effect in a low voltage regime with respect to the Fermi energy, for which we ignore the distortion of the quantum potential due to the applied voltage. Furthermore, a comparison with the results from the Landauer formalism shows that a significant discrepancy is seen for the oscillator initially in its excited mode and strongly coupled to the electron.

In dieser Arbeit wird eine Messung des inklusiven tief-inelastischen Positron- Proton Wirkungsquerschnitts bei kleinen Impulsüberträgen Q2 vorgestellt. Die Messung wird zur Bestimmung der longitudinalen Protonstrukturfunktion FL benutzt. Es werden Daten analysiert, welche mit dem H1 Detektor in speziellen Perioden mit reduzierter Protonstrahlenergie im Jahre 2007 aufgezeichnet wurden. Die direkte Bestimmung der Strukturfunktion FL basiert auf der Messung des reduzierten tiefinelastischen Wirkungsquerschnitt bei drei verschiedenen Schwerpunktsenergien. Ein spezieller Rekonstruktionsalgorithmus für Elektronen wurde entwickelt, welcher die Informationen der zentralen Spurkammer CJC und des Siliziumdetektors BST kombiniert. Dieser wurde in die H1 Rekonstruktionssoftware H1REC integriert. Die Effizienz des Algorithmus wird untersucht. Die Arbeit präsentiert den Wirkungsquerschnitt und die FL Messung für Inelastizitäten im Bereich von 2.5 GeV2 < Q2 < 25 GeV2. / A measurement of the inclusive cross section for the deep-inelastic scattering of positrons on protons at low four-momentum transfer squared Q2 is presented. The measurement is used for the extraction of the longitudinal proton structure function FL. The analysis is based on data collected by the H1 experiment during special, low energy runs in the year 2007. The direct technique of the FL determination based on the extraction of the reduced DIS cross sections for three different centre-of-mass energies is used. For the purpose of the analysis a dedicated electron finder has been developed and integrated with the standard H1 reconstruction software H1REC. The algorithm employs information from two independent tracking detectors the Backward Silicon Tracker and the Central Jet Chamber. The performance of the finder is studied. The thesis presents the cross section and the FL measurements in the range of 2.5 GeV2 < Q2 < 25 GeV2.

Cromodinâmica quântica, Espalhamento / Highly inelastic scattering proton electron in quantum chromodynamics

A reação 10B+120Sn foi medida no Laboratório Aberto de Física Nuclear (LAFN) do Instituto de Física da Universidade de São Paulo, em energias próximas a barreira coulombiana (VB = 35 MeV). Distribuições angulares de espalhamento elástico e inelástico foram obtidas, e o canal de transferência de um nêutron do alvo para o projétil foi identificado. Além disso, foram feitas medidas utilizando a técnica de detecção em coincidências gamma-partícula no espectrômetro Saci-Perere (Sistema Ancilar de Cintiladores e Pequeno Espectrômetro de Radiação Eletromagnética com Rejeição de Espalhamento). Tais medidas possibilitaram a identificação do processo de fusão completa, a partir da detecção dos raios-gamma provenientes do núcleo composto 127Cs, formado pela absorção de toda carga do projétil pelo alvo, seguido da evaporação de nêutrons. Eventos relacionados ao processo de fusão incompleta, originados da quebra do projétil 10B, também foram identificados. Uma descrição teórica dos principais resultados experimentais foi realizada dentro do formalismo de canais acoplados, utilizando o potencial de São Paulo para descrever a parte real da interação nuclear entre os núcleos participantes da reação. / The 10B+120Sn reaction was measured at the \"Laboratório Aberto de Física Nuclear\" (LAFN, acronym in Portuguese) of the \"Instituto de Física da Universidade de São Paulo\", at energies around the Coulomb barrier (VB = 35 MeV). Angular distribuitions for the elastic and inelastic scattering were obtained, and the transfer channel of a neutron from the target to the projectile was also identified. Besides that, another set of measurements were carried out using the gamma-particle coincidence techinique with the ancillary system of scintillators and gamma-ray detectors Saci-Perere (acronym of \"Sistema Ancilar de Cintiladores e Pequeno Espectrômetro de Radiação Eletromagnética com Rejeição de Espalhamento\"). Such measurements have allowed the identification of the complete fusion process through the detection of gamma-rays coming from the compound nuclei 127Cs, formed by the absorption of the total projectile charge by the target, followed by the evaporation of neutrons. Events related to the incomplete fusion process, originated from the breakup of 10B, were also identified. A theoretical description of the main experimental results has been performed within the coupled channel formalism, using the São Paulo potential to represent the real part of the nuclear interaction between the two reacting nuclei.

A proposta deste trabalho é estudar as distribuições de prótons e nêutrons e suas deformações na região da \"ilha de inversão\". Esta região, situada entre 10 Z 14 e 19 N 21, apresentar anomalias como núcleos fortemente deformados perto do número mágico N=20. Os parâmetros de deformação de carga e de matéria dos isótopos de 24Mg, 30Mg e 32Mg foram medidos, via espalhamento inelástico do feixe secundário de Mg, através de um experimento realizado no Laboratório GANIL, Caen, França. Um feixe primário de 36S, a 77 MeV/núcleon, produziu, via fragmentação do projétil sobre um alvo de 12C, feixes secundários de 24, 30,32Mg, com 37 MeV/núcleon. O feixe secundário foi analisado nos dipolos acromáticos do espectrômetro LISE. Os parâmetros de deformação são extraídos da seção de choque de excitação do projétil de Mg para o seu primeiro estado 2+. Para medir a distribuição de carga, um alvo de 208Pb foi utilizado. Como a interação nuclear e mais forte com o 12C, este alvo foi utilizado para determinar a deformação de massa. A obtenção dos parâmetros de deformação foi feita através da comparação da são de choque experimental com a seção de choque calculada através do formalismo de canais acoplados (programa ECIS) Na comparação, determinou-se a deformação nuclear e coulombiana do 24Mg, muito próxima dos valores adotados. Para o 30Mg, obtiveram-se parâmetros de deformação coulombiano e nuclear semelhantes e grandes, mostrando que este núcleo também e fortemente deformado. No caso do 32Mg, que tem atraído muito interesse devido a possível perda de magicidade, ob-teve-se que ele e mais deformado do que previsto pelos vários cálculos teóricos feitos ate estão, apresentando também deformações de carga e massa iguais. / The goal of this work is the study of the proton and neutron distributions and their deformations in the region of the island of inversion\". This region is situated between 10 Z 14 and 19 N 21and the neutron-rich nuclei of this \"island\" have an anomalus behaviour, being strongly deformed at the nentron magic number N=20. The charge and matter deformation parameters of 24Mg 30Mg e 32Mg were measured in an experiment realized at the GANIL Labo-ratory, Caen, Francel through the inelastic scattering the Mg secondary beams . The 36S pri-mary beam at 77 MeV/nucleon produced the 24,30,32Mg secondary at 37 MeV/nucleon through projectile fragmentation on a 12C production target. The secondary beam was analysed in the LISE spectrometer. The deformation parameters were extracted from the cross section of the Mg projectile to its 2+ first excited state. A 208Pb target was used to measure the Coulomb de-formation and a 12C target for the nuclear deformation. The deformation parameters were obtained from the comparision between the experimental excitation cross sedion and the calculated through a coupled channels code ECIS. The Coulomb and nuclear deformation pa-rameters of the 24Mg determined in this study are very close to the adopted values. The deformation parameters of 30Mg are large and nearly equal, showing tha.t this nucleus is also strongly deformed. For the 32Mg, which has lately attracted much attention, the deformation parameters are much larger than predicted by theoretical models and are also equal.

A proposta deste trabalho é estudar as distribuições de prótons e nêutrons e suas deformações na região da \"ilha de inversão\". Esta região, situada entre 10 Z 14 e 19 N 21, apresentar anomalias como núcleos fortemente deformados perto do número mágico N=20. Os parâmetros de deformação de carga e de matéria dos isótopos de 24Mg, 30Mg e 32Mg foram medidos, via espalhamento inelástico do feixe secundário de Mg, através de um experimento realizado no Laboratório GANIL, Caen, França. Um feixe primário de 36S, a 77 MeV/núcleon, produziu, via fragmentação do projétil sobre um alvo de 12C, feixes secundários de 24, 30,32Mg, com 37 MeV/núcleon. O feixe secundário foi analisado nos dipolos acromáticos do espectrômetro LISE. Os parâmetros de deformação são extraídos da seção de choque de excitação do projétil de Mg para o seu primeiro estado 2+. Para medir a distribuição de carga, um alvo de 208Pb foi utilizado. Como a interação nuclear e mais forte com o 12C, este alvo foi utilizado para determinar a deformação de massa. A obtenção dos parâmetros de deformação foi feita através da comparação da são de choque experimental com a seção de choque calculada através do formalismo de canais acoplados (programa ECIS) Na comparação, determinou-se a deformação nuclear e coulombiana do 24Mg, muito próxima dos valores adotados. Para o 30Mg, obtiveram-se parâmetros de deformação coulombiano e nuclear semelhantes e grandes, mostrando que este núcleo também e fortemente deformado. No caso do 32Mg, que tem atraído muito interesse devido a possível perda de magicidade, ob-teve-se que ele e mais deformado do que previsto pelos vários cálculos teóricos feitos ate estão, apresentando também deformações de carga e massa iguais. / The goal of this work is the study of the proton and neutron distributions and their deformations in the region of the island of inversion\". This region is situated between 10 Z 14 and 19 N 21and the neutron-rich nuclei of this \"island\" have an anomalus behaviour, being strongly deformed at the nentron magic number N=20. The charge and matter deformation parameters of 24Mg 30Mg e 32Mg were measured in an experiment realized at the GANIL Labo-ratory, Caen, Francel through the inelastic scattering the Mg secondary beams . The 36S pri-mary beam at 77 MeV/nucleon produced the 24,30,32Mg secondary at 37 MeV/nucleon through projectile fragmentation on a 12C production target. The secondary beam was analysed in the LISE spectrometer. The deformation parameters were extracted from the cross section of the Mg projectile to its 2+ first excited state. A 208Pb target was used to measure the Coulomb de-formation and a 12C target for the nuclear deformation. The deformation parameters were obtained from the comparision between the experimental excitation cross sedion and the calculated through a coupled channels code ECIS. The Coulomb and nuclear deformation pa-rameters of the 24Mg determined in this study are very close to the adopted values. The deformation parameters of 30Mg are large and nearly equal, showing tha.t this nucleus is also strongly deformed. For the 32Mg, which has lately attracted much attention, the deformation parameters are much larger than predicted by theoretical models and are also equal.

<p>A beam of 250A MeV ¹⁷O ions was scattered from argon and xenon targets. The large excess of fast neutrons compared with statistical model calculations that was observed earlier for xenon, was confirmed and found for argon as well. Analysis and calculations show that a considerable fraction of these neutrons can be interpreted as coming from direct knock-out reactions.</p><p>The angular distributions do not support the suggestion of using fast heavy ion scattering as a probe for the study of the neutron skin in nuclei. While the basic idea that a heavy projectile tends to sample the neutron wave function near the surface of the nucleus is sound, the measured neutron distribution is not as distinct as suggested by the previous experiment. This makes it difficult to distinguish direct reactions from other channels, such as semi-direct decay of giant resonances.</p><p>The improvements in the experimental methods have made the concept of using the CELSIUS storage and cooler ring as an internal magnetic spectrometer attractive for other of experiments presently being prepared.</p>

A beam of 250A MeV 17O ions was scattered from argon and xenon targets. The large excess of fast neutrons compared with statistical model calculations that was observed earlier for xenon, was confirmed and found for argon as well. Analysis and calculations show that a considerable fraction of these neutrons can be interpreted as coming from direct knock-out reactions. The angular distributions do not support the suggestion of using fast heavy ion scattering as a probe for the study of the neutron skin in nuclei. While the basic idea that a heavy projectile tends to sample the neutron wave function near the surface of the nucleus is sound, the measured neutron distribution is not as distinct as suggested by the previous experiment. This makes it difficult to distinguish direct reactions from other channels, such as semi-direct decay of giant resonances. The improvements in the experimental methods have made the concept of using the CELSIUS storage and cooler ring as an internal magnetic spectrometer attractive for other of experiments presently being prepared.

Data on elastic scattering of 96 MeV neutrons from 56Fe, 89Y and 208Pb in the angular interval 10-70° are presented. The previously published data on 208Pb have been extended, as a new method has been developed to obtain additional information at the most forward angles. The results are compared with phenomenological and microscopic optical potentials. The theory predictions are in general in good agreement with the experimental data. A study of the deviation of the zero-degree cross section from Wick's limit has been performed. The data on 208Pb are in agreement with Wick's limit, while those on lighter nuclei overshoot the limit significantly. A novel analysis method has been developed to obtain the inelastic neutron emission cross sections from the existing 56Fe data. The method is based on folding a trial spectrum with the response of the detector setup. The data cover the angular interval 26-65° and an excitation energy range of 0-45 MeV, ranges hitherto not studied. The results are compared with nuclear model predictions and found to be in good agreement with the experimental data.