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<font color="#000099"><b><font color="#3333ff">Physics Seminar<br>
Wednesday, October 27, 2010<br>
2:00PM<br>
CEBAF Center AUD.<br>
Cookies & Coffee at 1:45PM<br>
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</b></font><b><big><font color="#cc0000">Jerry
Miller
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University of Washington
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Electromagnetic form factors probe charge and magnetization densities
of hadrons and nuclei. I will argue that traditional three-dimensional
Fourier transforms are not applicable for systems with relativistically
moving constituents, but that using the transverse charge density is a
rigorous way to analyze electromagnetic form factors. The talk will
discuss the meaning of the transverse charge density and existing
results for the nucleon. The very precise data measured here allows us
to determine the uncertainties on the transverse charge and
magnetization densities.
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