A MODIFIED SKYRME MODEL

LI Bing-An; SHEN Qi-Xing

Chinese Physics C> 1988, Vol. 12> Issue(5) : 616-621

A MODIFIED SKYRME MODEL

LI Bing-An ^, ,
SHEN Qi-Xing

Institute of High Energy Physics,Academia Sinica,Beijing

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In this paper we study a modified skyrme model with m_π≠0 and compute the static properties of nucleons in this model.The results show that most of theoretical values have been improved,especially 2>^1/2=0.56fm is two times as one from the original Skyrme model and it is close to experimental value.

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LI Bing-An and SHEN Qi-Xing. A MODIFIED SKYRME MODEL[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1988, 12(5): 616-621.

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A MODIFIED SKYRME MODEL

LI Bing-An ^,
SHEN Qi-Xing

Corresponding author: LI Bing-An,

Institute of High Energy Physics,Academia Sinica,Beijing

Received Date: 1900-01-01
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 1988-10-05

Abstract: In this paper we study a modified skyrme model with m_π≠0 and compute the static properties of nucleons in this model.The results show that most of theoretical values have been improved,especially 2>^1/2=0.56fm is two times as one from the original Skyrme model and it is close to experimental value.