Theory for a hybrid quark-baryon model for the nucleon-nucleon system
Ernest M. Henley, Leonard S. Kisslinger, Gerald A. Miller
Abstract
Ernest M. Henley, Leonard S. Kisslinger, Gerald A. Miller
Abstract
A hybrid quark model for two baryons is developed. The short distance part is represented by six-quark wave functions, while the long distance part is described by conventional wave functions representing the relative motion of three-quark baryons. Formulae which give the probabilities of the six-quark configurations as a function of energy, in terms of the exterior NN interactions and experimental phase shifts, are derived and applied.NUCLEAR REACTIONS Quark structure of nuclei, hybrid quark-baryon model of two baryons. Derivation of interior quark amplitudes from phase shifts and exterior forces. Numerical values for interior six quark probabilities for $0<E<800$ MeV nucleon-nucleon states.
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A hybrid quark model for two baryons is developed. The short distance part is represented by six-quark wave functions, while the long distance part is described by conventional wave functions representing the relative motion of three-quark baryons. Formulae which give the probabilities of the six-quark configurations as a function of energy, in terms of the exterior NN interactions and experimental phase shifts, are derived and applied.NUCLEAR REACTIONS Quark structure of nuclei, hybrid quark-baryon model of two baryons. Derivation of interior quark amplitudes from phase shifts and exterior forces. Numerical values for interior six quark probabilities for $0<E<800$ MeV nucleon-nucleon states.
Key concepts: Physics, Baryon, Particle physics, Nucleon, Quark, Up quark, Down quark, Quark model