Mean value sum rules and test of scale breaking (in neutrino scattering)

The author proposes sum rules which can be used for testing the scaling hypothesis and its powerlike breakdown in deep inelastic neutrino scattering. These sum rules are written in terms of the mean values of quantities determined solely by the outgoing leptons. By comparing with the latest CERN-Gargamelle data, they find that the Oth moment of structure function is still consistent with scaling. However, the 1st moment may have a scale breaking. In order to test such scale breaking more quantitatively, experimental determination of (E'/sup 2/), (v/sup 2/), (vE'), etc., is highly desirable in the near future. (15 refs).