Abstract
Parity-odd correlations among the fragmentation products of quarks should reveal the longitudinal polarization of these quarks. Possible applications of this idea include a new way to determine the Weinberg angle from data on neutrino reactions, a sensitive test of the quark-antiquark creation picture in e +e − annihilation, a way to determine the weak coupling of hypothetical heavy particles to light quarks and a test for the parton-parton scattering model with elementary gluon exchange for high p⊥ events in nucleon-nucleon collisions.
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