Relativistic bound states in Yukawa model
arXiv:hep-th/0107235 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.64.125005
Abstract
The bound state solutions of two fermions interacting by a scalar exchange are obtained in the framework of the explicitly covariant light-front dynamics. The stability with respect to cutoff of the J= and J= states is studied. The solutions for J= are found to be stable for coupling constants below the critical value and unstable above it. The asymptotic behavior of the wave functions is found to follow a law. The coefficient and the critical coupling constant are calculated from an eigenvalue equation. The binding energies for the J= solutions diverge logarithmically with the cutoff for any value of the coupling constant. For a wide range of cutoff, the states with different angular momentum projections are weakly split.
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