1986
DOI: 10.1016/0375-9474(86)90435-5
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Nucleon core size and nucleon-nucleon spin-orbit forces

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“…For values of the gluon condensate Cg = (380-420 MeV) ~ and constant F~ = 93 MeV, solving (4.7), we get R c = (0.42-0.27) fm. This estimate of Rc is completely reasonable from current representations of the scale of loss of chiral symmetry and estimates of the size of the nucleon core in quark models [14]. Thus, the study of soliton--baryons on the basis of effective potential (4.6) uncovers interesting possibilities for the construction of a realistic nucleon-nucleon potential with quark--gluon core.…”
Section: $( ) -~ " (47)supporting
confidence: 77%
“…For values of the gluon condensate Cg = (380-420 MeV) ~ and constant F~ = 93 MeV, solving (4.7), we get R c = (0.42-0.27) fm. This estimate of Rc is completely reasonable from current representations of the scale of loss of chiral symmetry and estimates of the size of the nucleon core in quark models [14]. Thus, the study of soliton--baryons on the basis of effective potential (4.6) uncovers interesting possibilities for the construction of a realistic nucleon-nucleon potential with quark--gluon core.…”
Section: $( ) -~ " (47)supporting
confidence: 77%