The Effect of Pion Exchange in a Relativistic Quark Model of Baryons
arXiv:0801.2189 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.77.065203
Abstract
We examine the effect of adding pion exchange between quarks and pion self-energy corrections to the Los Alamos Relativistic Quark model with a short distance cutoff of the Bethe form. The contributions to the nucleon and the Delta-baryon are small. We conclude that the model is stable under this change in the sense that significant changes to the model parameters are not required.
arXiv comment31 pp., 8 figs., submitted to Phys Rev C
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