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Seeking a possible approach to understanding the origin of the proton mass using twist-4 contributions in inclusive reactions
Most of the mass of the visible universe originates from the strong interaction. Quantitatively reproducing the origin of the nucleon mass is one of the important challenges in fundamental science. Since the next-generation Electron-Ion Collider has identified resolving this problem as one of its ma
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