Physical Review Letters · 1959 · 16 citations · 12 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsNuclear PhysicsParticle PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsMeson PhysicsNuclear ModelsNuclear ScatteringQuantum ChromodynamicsSpin-orbit CouplingStrong InteractionNuclear Spin InteractionsNucleon-nucleon InteractionPhenomenological InterpretationPotential Energy FunctionsScatteringSpin-orbit Coupling EffectsTriplet StatesTwo-nucleon Interactions
It is generally agreed that the phenomenological analysis of p-p scattering data at high energies by means of a potential energy function suggests strongly the action of a spin-orbit force in triplet odd states. The situation with respect to the triplet even states is less conclusive, the existing evidence indicating that the spin-orbit coupling is at least weaker and perhaps appeciably weaker here. A conservative meson-theoretical approach is described which yields qualitative results in agreement with the above remarks. Though hardly definitive from a quantitative viewpoint, its essential elements should be contained in a more complete theory. (W.D.M.)
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