Recent experimental results emanating from HERA support the supposition that we are encountering phenomena associated with high-density partons. Evidence for this is: (a) the large value of the gluon structure function; (b) the asymptotic predictions of high-density quantum chromodynamics seem to be realized. We propose a model based on the Glauber-Mueller eikonal formalism, which incorporates screening corrections. Numerical estimates calculated using this model are consistent with the experimental data, and in addition provide a natural explanation for the size of the deviation from the standard DGLAP result. To obtain a complete picture we review some of our previous results pertaining to the logarithmic slope of F 2 , and the inclusive production of J /Ψ. Alternative approaches which deal with saturation phenomena are discussed, and new experiments are suggested.
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