Unitary ambiguity of NN contact interactions and the 3N force
arXiv:2007.04161 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.102.064003
Abstract
We identify a redundancy between two- and three-nucleon contact interactions at the fourth and fifth order of the chiral expansion respectively. In particular we show that tensor-type and spin-orbit three-nucleon contact interactions effectively account for that part of the two-nucleon interaction which depends on the total center-of-mass momentum and is unconstrained by relativity. This might give the chiral effective field theory enough flexibility to successfully address scattering observables already at N3LO.
arXiv comment9 pages, discussion extended to OPE 3NF
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