Hélène Nadeau, Maciej A. Nowak, Mannque Rho, V. Vento
Abstract
A novel aspect of strangeness in the baryon structure is discussed. In particular, we propose a mechanism by which the strangeness flavor induces the baryon "size" (and bag radius) to be larger in hyperons than in nonstrange baryons. We also discuss the implications on the SU(3) chiral bag.
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A novel aspect of strangeness in the baryon structure is discussed. In particular, we propose a mechanism by which the strangeness flavor induces the baryon "size" (and bag radius) to be larger in hyperons than in nonstrange baryons. We also discuss the implications on the SU(3) chiral bag.
Key concepts: Strangeness, Physics, Baryon, Hyperon, Particle physics, Baryon number, Nuclear physics, RADIUS