Speaker
Debaditya Biswas
(Virginia Tech)
Description
DDVCS corresponds to the scattering of a spacelike photon at high virtuality off a quark, followed by the emission of a timelike photon, and can be parametrized by the so-called GPDs, accessing transverse positions versus longituninal momenta of partons. We recently proposed to extend the setup intended to measure unpolarized TCS in Hall C with the addition of a new muon detector. GPDs can lead to interpretation such as tomographic views of the nucleon's content, however, this is assuming we can decorrelate it's kinematic variable dependencies to relate it to actual measurements which is possible by measuring some specific kinematics in the DDVCS+BH reaction.
