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The Structure of Nuclear force in a chiral quark-diquark model

The Structure of Nuclear force in a chiral quark-diquark model. K. Nagata and A. Hosaka RCNP, Osaka University. K. Nagata and A. Hosaka, hep-ph/0312161. ’03 3/23 @ RCNP. Contents. Introduction Motivation, outline 2. Lagrangian quark-diquark lagrangian

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The Structure of Nuclear force in a chiral quark-diquark model

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  1. The Structure of Nuclear force in a chiral quark-diquark model K. Nagata and A. Hosaka RCNP, Osaka University K. Nagata and A. Hosaka, hep-ph/0312161 ’03 3/23 @ RCNP

  2. Contents • Introduction • Motivation, outline • 2. Lagrangian • quark-diquark lagrangian • meson baryon lagrangian • 3. Structure of NN force • Long range part • Short range part • 4. Summary

  3. 1. Introduction To describe the nuclear force in a unified way, we need to include 1. chiral symmetry 2. hadrons as composites ・Motivation: Understanding of hadron physics from the quark level Nuclear force 1.long and medium range ; OBEP 2.short range ; internal structure (repulsive core) Hadronization of chiral quark-diquark model

  4. Basic idea of hadronization q q q NJL model and Auxiliary field method (Bosonization) (Eguchi, Sugawara(1974), Kikkawa (1976)) NJL model : chiral sym. Auxiliary field method : NJL(quark) model →meson Lagrangian q Path-integral identity M

  5. 1. chiral symmety →O.K 2. hadrons as composites →O.K q B D ・Ebert, Jurke (1998) ・Abu-Raddad, Hosaka, Ebert, Toki(2002) ◇ Bosonization was extended to baryon by including diquark. B = q + D ◇ GT relation, WT identity is satisfied.

  6. 2. Lagrangian q q M (Abu-Raddad et al, PRC, 66, 025206 (2002)) I. Quark-meson chiral sym. breaking

  7. II. Introduction of diquark III. Quark-diquark interaction → local interaction q D ~ (Spin, Isospin) ・Pauli principle for quark ・Color singlet for baryon (0, 0) ‥‥scalar diquark (1, 1) ‥‥axial-vector diquark ◇As a first step, we take into account only scalar diquark ◇ Microscopic(q, D, M) lagrangian

  8. Hadronization baryon meson quark diquark I. Baryons are introduced as auxiliary fields B=Dc II. q and D are integrated out by ◇ Meson baryon lagrangian

  9. M D B q q-M interaction

  10. Nucleon properties (one N term) ・Magnetic moment, radius, gA was calculated. ・GT relation, WT identity is satisfied. Abu-Raddad et al (2002) Nuclear force (two N term) ・Two types of NN force OBEP with form factor →long and medium range q-D loop →short range

  11. 3. Structure of NN force long and medium chiral σ and π exchange short range loop diagram in terms of quark and diquark

  12. long range part p NN axial- coupling = + ・gA =0.87 ・ GT relation is satisfied OPEP potential range ~ mπ ‥‥s, p exchange potential

  13. Short range part We evaluate for variousB.E. 1.the range, mass and strength of q-D loop 2. relation between these values and nulceon size and compare our results to OBEP ・Fixed parameters mq=390, Ms=600 MeV, L=630 MeV ・Free parameter

  14. qDloop

  15. attractive repulsive

  16. Form factors for various B.E scalar Fs(q) vector FV(q) B.E. 290 140 10 ・ B.E. becomes larger (nulceon becomes smaller), interaction ranges becomes shorter.

  17. Interaction range, mass and strength Range Mass and Strength Range vs size B.E. weak

  18. Mass vs size strength vs size 0.8fm mS= 610 MeV ~mσ mV= 790 MeV ~mω gS = 23 (10) (attractive) gV= 4 (13) (repusive)

  19. 4. Summary ・ Hadronization of q-D model gives the composite meson- baryon Lagrangian. ・Nuclear force is composed of two part short range part → qD loop long and medium range part → chiral meson exchange ・qD loop is composed of scalar type (attraction) and vector type (repulsion). ・Interaction range and mass → good strength → scalar type is stronger than vector type. ・ We need to include P-dependence, exchange term, a.v.diquark and calculate phase shifts, cross section…

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