1996•Journal of Physics G Nuclear and Particle PhysicsOpen access

using an extended Fock space wavefunction

S. C. Sanyal, R. Nag

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The ratio of the magnetic moment of the proton to that of the neutron is explained using the extended Fock space wavefunction for the nucleon. In addition, we also show that the same wavefunction is capable of explaining the negative integrated spin structure function of the neutron.

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The ratio of the magnetic moment of the proton to that of the neutron is explained using the extended Fock space wavefunction for the nucleon. In addition, we also show that the same wavefunction is capable of explaining the negative integrated spin structure function of the neutron.

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The ratio of the magnetic moment of the proton to that of the neutron is explained using the extended Fock space wavefunction for the nucleon. In addition, we also show that the same wavefunction is capable of explaining the negative integrated spin structure function of the neutron.

Key concepts: Wave function, Fock space, Neutron, Physics, Space (punctuation), Proton, Fock state, Quantum mechanics

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