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The Charmonium Spin Structure and a Possible Origin of Quark-Spin Dependent Forces

M. Hirano, Y. Matsuda

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The effect of the anomalous magnetic moment in the short range effective quark-gluon interaction on the charmonium mass splittings is examined. The 1S, 2S, and 3PJ state splittings can be understood phenomenologically by its effect. On this basis, the mass of as-yet-unobserved 1P1 state is predicted.

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The effect of the anomalous magnetic moment in the short range effective quark-gluon interaction on the charmonium mass splittings is examined. The 1S, 2S, and 3PJ state splittings can be understood phenomenologically by its effect. On this basis, the mass of as-yet-unobserved 1P1 state is predicted.

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The effect of the anomalous magnetic moment in the short range effective quark-gluon interaction on the charmonium mass splittings is examined. The 1S, 2S, and 3PJ state splittings can be understood phenomenologically by its effect. On this basis, the mass of as-yet-unobserved 1P1 state is predicted.

Key concepts: Physics, Particle physics, Spin (aerodynamics), Gluon, Quark, Magnetic moment, Basis (linear algebra), State (computer science)

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