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most citedExplicitly Covariant Light-Front Dynamics and Relativistic Few-Body Systems

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Nucleon-nucleon interaction models and non-locality

B. Desplanques, A. Amghar

The effect of non-locality in the NN interaction models is examined. It is shown that this feature can explain differences in predictions made from models evidencing a difference w…

nucl-th2002

Estimate of crossed-boson-exchange contributions to the binding energy of two-body systems

G. Le Gorrec, B. Desplanques

Binding energies calculated from using the Bethe-Salpeter equation in the simplest ladder approximation significantly differ from those obtained in the non-relativistic standard in…

nucl-th2002★ 6 cited

More about the comparison of local and non-local NN interaction models

A. Amghar, B. Desplanques

The effect of non-locality in the NN interaction with an off-energy shell character has been studied in the past in relation with the possibility that some models could be approxim…

nucl-th2002★ 8 cited

The Anapole Moment of the Deuteron with the Argonne v18 Nucleon-Nucleon Interaction Model

Chang Ho Hyun, Bertrand Desplanques

We calculate the deuteron anapole moment with the wave functions obtained from the Argonne nucleon-nucleon interaction model. The anapole moment operators are considered at t…

nucl-th2002

Relationship of the 3P0 decay model to other strong decay models

B. Desplanques, A. Nicolet, L. Theussl

The 3P0 decay model is briefly reviewed. Possible improvements, partly motivated by the examination of a microscopic description of a quark - anti-quark pair creation, are consider…

nucl-th2002★ 25 cited

Comparison of Form Factors Calculated with Different Expressions for the Boost Transformation

A. Amghar, B. Desplanques, L. Theussl

The effect of different boost expressions is considered for the calculation of the ground-state form factor of a two-body system made of scalar particles interacting via the exchan…