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Time dependence of the Skyrme soliton

K.F. Liu, J. S. Zhang, G. R. E. Black

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Small oscillations of the static Skyrme soliton are considered. It is found that the Skyrme soliton is stable against small oscillations and there is no bound state. The meson-soliton scattering phase shifts are calculated. A resonance is found at \ensuremath{\sim}250-300 MeV above the nucleon, which is only halfway from the Roper resonance ${N}^{*}(1440)$. Small oscillations are also considered for spinning Skyrme solitons. The results are similar. Some implications and difficulties associated with spinning solitons are discussed.

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Small oscillations of the static Skyrme soliton are considered. It is found that the Skyrme soliton is stable against small oscillations and there is no bound state. The meson-soliton scattering phase shifts are calculated. A resonance is found at \ensuremath{\sim}250-300 MeV above the nucleon, which is only halfway from the Roper resonance ${N}^{*}(1440)$. Small oscillations are also considered for spinning Skyrme solitons. The results are similar. Some implications and difficulties associated with spinning solitons are discussed.

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Small oscillations of the static Skyrme soliton are considered. It is found that the Skyrme soliton is stable against small oscillations and there is no bound state. The meson-soliton scattering phase shifts are calculated. A resonance is found at \ensuremath{\sim}250-300 MeV above the nucleon, which is only halfway from the Roper resonance ${N}^{*}(1440)$. Small oscillations are also considered for spinning Skyrme solitons. The results are similar. Some implications and difficulties associated with spinning solitons are discussed.

Key concepts: Physics, Soliton, Resonance (particle physics), Spinning, Nucleon, Bound state, Dissipative soliton, Quantum electrodynamics

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