Measurements of Deeply Virtual Exclusive ?⁰ Production with CLAS12

The CLAS12 detector at Jefferson Lab was used to study deeply virtual exclusive ?⁰ electroproduction. Data were collected with a 10.6 GeV polarized electron beam on an unpolarized liquid hydrogen target at Jefferson Lab’s Hall-b by the CLAS collaboration. Generalized Parton Distributions (GPDs), which provide insight into the internal nucleon structure, can be accessed by measurements of beam spin asymmetries of ?⁰ over large kinematics ranges of -t, x-Bjorken and Q². These asymmetries and higher dimensional binning allow for a measurement of the modulation of sin?, A_LU^sin?, and can provide deeper insight into leading twist GPDs, H and E, as well as the next leading twist of chiral odd GPDs. The status of this ongoing analysis will be presented.