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Partonfördelningskvot is a concept in nuclear physics used to describe the distribution of force between gluons and quarks inside a hadron. The term "parton" refers to the constituents of the hadron, such as quarks and gluons, while "fördelningskvot" translates to "distribution quotient".

In quantum chromodynamics, the strong force that holds quarks together inside protons and neutrons, also known as hadrons, is mediated by gluons. The parton model, developed by physicists such as Murray Gell-Mann and Richard Feynman, provides a framework to describe the behavior of these partons inside the hadron.

The partonfördelningskvot is a measure of how the momentum and energy of the hadron are distributed among its constituent partons. It can be calculated using the principles of quantum field theory and the scattering amplitudes of hadrons. This concept has been extensively studied in the context of electroweak and strong interactions, and its development has contributed significantly to our understanding of the structure of hadrons.

Studies have shown that the partonfördelningskvot is not constant and varies with the energy scale of the process, a property known as scaling violation. This phenomenon has been observed in various experiments and has been key to the validation of the parton model.