Pseudoscalar meson dominance and nucleon structure
arXiv:2306.05267 · doi:10.1007/s00601-023-01830-z
Abstract
Pseudoscalar meson dominance has implications for nucleon structure which follow from an Extended Partial Conservation of the Axial Current (EPCAC). The minimal resonance saturation of the nucleon pseudoscalar form factor of the lowest pseudoscalar and isovector mesons compatible with pQCD short distance constraints and chiral symmetry. Using PDG tabulated pseudoscalarisovector masses and widths we obtain , to be compared with the most precise determinations from scattering, from the Granada-2013 database. Equivalently a Goldberger-Treiman discrepancy is found. Our results are consistent with almost flat strong pion-nucleon-nucleon vertices.
arXiv commentPresented by E.R.A. at the International Conference on the Structure of Baryons Baryons 2022).Nov 7--11, 2022 Seville (Spain)
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