COMPASS results on transverse spin asymmetries in two-hadron production in SIDIS

COMPASS is a fixed target experiment at the CERN M2 beamline where the nucleon spin structure is investigated using a 160GeV/c polarized $\mu^{+}$ beam and polarized solid state targets. The measurements of single spin asymme- tries in semi-inclusive deep inelastic scattering (SIDIS) on a transversely polarized target are an important part of the COMPASS physics program. A transversely polarized $^{6}$LiD (deuteron) target was used in 2002-2004. After taking the first data on a transversely polarized NH$_{3}$ (proton) target in 2007, a full year of data taking followed in 2010 to increase precision. In this contribution we present for the first time the results from the 2010 data for the azimuthal asymmetries in two-hadron production which allow to investigate the transversity distribution function coupled to the two-hadron interference fragmentation function (FF).