Speaker
Gerald Miller
(U. of Washington)
Description
’ll begin by briefly reviewing existing experiments and related theory. The bulk of the talk will be on a new approach, discussed in https://arxiv.org/abs/2104.11168, to the time dependence of putative point-like configurations moving within the nucleus. Those considerations indicate that the Feynman mechanism is responsible for the proton elastic form factor, and that the future of color transparency experiments lies in studies of mesons.
