The Roper Resonance - A Problem for the MIT Bag?
The Roper Resonance - A Problem for the MIT Bag?
Radially-excited baryon states are considered in the framework of the MIT Bag. The model predicts the Roper resonance to consist of two nearly degenerate P11 states, only one of which is coupled strongly to photons. Confirmation of such a splitting is of major importance for the validity of the cavity approximation for excited states.
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Bowler, K.C.
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Hey, A.J.G.
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1977
Bowler, K.C.
71ad656a-1810-4f30-b7fc-bad2e07e75ca
Hey, A.J.G.
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Abstract
Radially-excited baryon states are considered in the framework of the MIT Bag. The model predicts the Roper resonance to consist of two nearly degenerate P11 states, only one of which is coupled strongly to photons. Confirmation of such a splitting is of major importance for the validity of the cavity approximation for excited states.
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Published date: 1977
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Local EPrints ID: 251557
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/251557
ISSN: 0370-2693
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K.C. Bowler
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A.J.G. Hey
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