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It is assumed that nucleon consists of three quarks with no admixture of gluons or strange quarks. Gluons as are seen in deep inelastic scattering, appear only as a result of bremsstrahlung by valence quarks. The model gives unique predictions for observable quantaties and imitates the scaling behavior at Qz ) 2 GeV? provided the coupling constant of strong interactions is relatively small at such values of Qz (~~(2 GeV2)/4n a 1 4). The predictions of the model agree with the data within (10 ~-20) 7; accuracy and links consideration of deep inelastic scattering with the most naive quark model. The effect of charmed
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In this paper we perform an asymptotic analysis of a singularly perturbed linear Boltzmann equation with inelastic scattering operator in the Lorentz gas limit, when the parameter corresponding to the mean free path of particles is small. The physical model allows for two-level "eld particles (groun