Abstract
Consequences of the quark parton model proposed by Feynman for inclusive electroproduction are studies. We show that the SLAC experiment γ v+p(n) → h ±+anything which distinguishes the outcoming hdrons by their charges only gives the possibility to check sum rules with fractional quark quantum numbers, to determine the charge of the proton quark (neutron quark) and to measure the valence distribution function directly. We predict the multiplicity difference for the charged hadrons as the function of q 2 which agrees well with the experimental data published recently.
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