Heavy Quark Production in Neutrino Deep-Inelastic Scattering
Todd Adams, Kansas State University
Heavy quark production in 
deep inelastic scattering (DIS) is
an interesting and important method of studying nucleon structure and
Standard Model parameters. Neutrino DIS is one of the most
straightforward methods of measuring the nucleon strange sea. Other
important measurements include the charm mass, the semi-leptonic charm
branching fraction (
), and 
. This process allows the study
of the dynamics of light quark to heavy quark production. An overview of
the current experimental results and theoretical issues will be presented.
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