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Professor Zheng conducts research at the Thomas Jefferson National
Accelerator Facility (JLab). Her research interest includes study of the
nucleon structure, especially the spin structure of the neutron using the
polarized 3He target. The nucleon structure is determined by how quarks
and gluons interact with each other, thus such information could reveal
some fundamental properties of the strong interaction and QCD.
Another major aspect of Prof. Zheng's research is parity violation (PV) in
electron deep inelastic scattering (DIS). By measuring the PVDIS asymmetry
off a hydrogen and a deuterium target, one could test the Standard Model
of electro-weak interaction at an energy much lower than the Z-pole and to
study many interesting hadronic effects such as charge symmetry violation
and the asymmetry in the sea quark distribution inside the nucleon.
To learn more about Prof. Zheng's research, please visit her homepage at JLab.
Contact Information at JLAB:
Office address:
Cebaf Center F357, Jefferson Lab,
12000 Jefferson Avenue, Newport News, VA 23606
Office phone: (757)269-5433
PHYS 2010: Principles of Physics I (Lecturer) Fall
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