Hyperfine Structure of Ground-State Nucleon in Chiral Quark Model Duojie Northwest Normal University The 7th International Symposium on Chiral Symmetry.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Schleching 2/2008Präzisionsphysik mit Neutronen/5. Theorie n-Zerfall Neutron Decay St.Petersburg 1 5. zur Theorie β-Zerfall des Neutrons.
Advertisements

1 Eta production Resonances, meson couplings Humberto Garcilazo, IPN Mexico Dan-Olof Riska, Helsinki … exotic hadronic matter?
Kernfysica: quarks, nucleonen en kernen
HL-2 April 2004Kernfysica: quarks, nucleonen en kernen1 Outline lecture (HL-2) Quarkonium Charmonium spectrum quark-antiquark potential chromomagnetic.
Chiral symmetry breaking and structure of quark droplets
O(N) linear and nonlinear sigma-model at nonzeroT within the auxiliary field method CJT study of the O(N) linear and nonlinear sigma-model at nonzeroT.
QCD – from the vacuum to high temperature an analytical approach.
Origins of the Mass of Baryonic Matter Xiangdong Ji The TQHN Group.
Hadrons and Nuclei : Introductory Remarks Lattice Summer School Martin Savage Summer 2007 University of Washington.
QCD – from the vacuum to high temperature an analytical approach an analytical approach.
Functional renormalization – concepts and prospects.
P461 - particles I1 all fundamental with no underlying structure Leptons+quarks spin ½ while photon, W, Z, gluons spin 1 No QM theory for gravity Higher.
QCD – from the vacuum to high temperature an analytical approach an analytical approach.
Qiang Zhao Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS, P.R. China Department of Physics, University of Surrey, U.K. Baryons in a potential quark model Selection.
1 Debye screened QGP QCD : confined Chiral Condensate Quark Potential Deconfinement and Chiral Symmetry restoration expected within QCD mm symmetryChiral.
Relativistic chiral mean field model for nuclear physics (II) Hiroshi Toki Research Center for Nuclear Physics Osaka University.
Masayasu Harada (Nagoya Univ.) based on M.H., M.Rho and C.Sasaki, Phys. Rev. D 70, (2004) M.H., Work in progress at “Heavy Quark Physics in QCD”
Charm hadrons in nuclear medium S. Yasui (KEK) K. Sudoh (Nishogakusha Univ.) “Hadron in nucleus” 31 Nov. – 2 Dec arXiv:1308:0098 [hep-ph]
Sigma model and applications 1. The linear sigma model (& NJL model) 2. Chiral perturbation 3. Applications.
In-medium hadrons and chiral symmetry G. Chanfray, IPN Lyon, IN2P3/CNRS, Université Lyon I The Physics of High Baryon Density IPHC Strasbourg, september.
L. R. Dai (Department of Physics, Liaoning Normal University) Z.Y. Zhang, Y.W. Yu (Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing, China) Nucleon-nucleon interaction.
Mass modification of heavy-light mesons in spin-isospin correlated matter Masayasu Harada (Nagoya Univ.) at Mini workshop on “Structure and production.
Hadron Spectroscopy from Lattice QCD
Hadron to Quark Phase Transition in the Global Color Symmetry Model of QCD Yu-xin Liu Department of Physics, Peking University Collaborators: Guo H., Gao.
Eigo Shintani (KEK) (JLQCD Collaboration) KEKPH0712, Dec. 12, 2007.
1 Search for the Effects of the QCD Color Factor in High-Energy Collisions at RHIC Bedanga Mohanty LBNL  Motivation  Color Factors  Search for Color.
Charmonium states in the string breaking region CHARMONIUM STATES IN THE STRING BREAKING REGION Francisco Fernández Nuclear Physics Group and IUFFyM University.
In eq.(1), represent the MFA values of the sigma fields, G S,  P the corresponding coupling constants (see Ref.[3] for details), and is the MFA Polyakov.
Chiral phase transition and chemical freeze out Chiral phase transition and chemical freeze out.
Harleen Dahiya Panjab University, Chandigarh IMPLICATIONS OF  ´ COUPLING IN THE CHIRAL CONSTITUENT QUARK MODEL.
1 Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics 1- Literature : Lattice QCD, C. Davis Hep-ph/ Burcham and Jobes By Leila Joulaeizadeh 19 Oct
Nov. 12, HAPHY. A QCD sum rule analysis of the PLB 594 (2004) 87, PLB 610 (2005) 50, and hep-ph/ Hee-Jung Lee Vicente Vento (APCTP & U. Valencia)
Nucleon Polarizabilities: Theory and Experiments
Amand Faessler, Tuebingen1 Chiral Quark Dynamics of Baryons Gutsche, Holstein, Lyubovitskij, + PhD students (Nicmorus, Kuckei, Cheedket, Pumsa-ard, Khosonthongkee,
Time Dependent Quark Masses and Big Bang Nucleosynthesis Myung-Ki Cheoun, G. Mathews, T. Kajino, M. Kusagabe Soongsil University, Korea Asian Pacific Few.
Heavy hadron phenomenology on light front Zheng-Tao Wei Nankai University 年两岸粒子物理与宇宙学 研讨会,重庆, 5.7—5.12 。
1 Longitudinal and transverse helicity amplitudes of nucleon resonances in a constituent quark model - bare vs dressed resonance couplings Introduction.
And Mesons in Strange Hadronic Medium at Finite Temperature and Density Rahul Chhabra (Ph.D student) Department Of Physics NIT Jalandhar India In cooperation.
1 Nontopological Soliton in the Polyakov Quark Meson Model Hong Mao ( 毛鸿 ) Department of Physics, Hangzhou Normal University With: Jinshuang Jin ( HZNU.
Integrating out Holographic QCD Models to Hidden Local Symmetry Masayasu Harada (Nagoya University) Dense strange nuclei and compressed baryonic matter.
Toru T. Takahashi with Teiji Kunihiro ・ Why N*(1535)? ・ Lattice QCD calculation ・ Result TexPoint fonts used in EMF. Read the TexPoint manual before you.
Tensor and Flavor-singlet Axial Charges and Their Scale Dependencies Hanxin He China Institute of Atomic Energy.
 Review of QCD  Introduction to HQET  Applications  Conclusion Paper: M.Neubert PRPL 245,256(1994) Yoon yeowoong(윤여웅) Yonsei Univ
Proton Mass and EoS for Compressed Baryonic Matter ATHIC 14/11/12 Mannque Rho (Saclay and Hanyang)
1 Keitaro Nagata and Atsushi Hosaka Research Center for Nuclear Physics, Osaka Univ. Quark-Diquark approach for the nucleon and Roper resonance Workshop.
Particle Physics Particle Physics Chris Parkes Feynman Graphs of QFT QED Standard model vertices Amplitudes and Probabilities Forces from particle exchange.
Beijing, QNP091 Matthias F.M. Lutz (GSI) and Madeleine Soyeur (Saclay) Irfu/SPhN CEA/ Saclay Irfu/SPhN CEA/ Saclay Dynamics of strong and radiative decays.
Nuclear Matter Density Dependence of Nucleon Radius and Mass and Quark Condensates in the GCM of QCD Yu-xin Liu Department of Physics, Peking University.
Hadron 2007 Frascati, October 12 th, 2007 P.Faccioli, M.Cristoforetti, M.C.Traini Trento University & I.N.F.N. J. W. Negele M.I.T. P.Faccioli, M.Cristoforetti,
A closer look to the H dibaryon Teresa Fernández Caramés (U. Salamanca) poster2.jpg [T.F.C and A. Valcarce, Physical Review C 85, (2012)]
1 NJL model at finite temperature and chemical potential in dimensional regularization T. Fujihara, T. Inagaki, D. Kimura : Hiroshima Univ.. Alexander.
Denis Parganlija (Frankfurt U.) Finite-Temperature QCD Workshop, IST Lisbon Non-Strange and Strange Scalar Quarkonia Denis Parganlija In collaboration.
Structure of the Proton mass
Origin of Nucleon Mass in Lattice QCD
into a quark-antiquark pair self-coupling of gluons
Baryon Isospin Mass Splittings
mesons as probes to explore the chiral symmetry in nuclear matter
dark matter Properties stable non-relativistic non-baryonic
Weak Interacting Holographic QCD
Chiral Nuclear Forces with Delta Degrees of Freedom
Exciting Hadrons Vladimir Pascalutsa
Spontaneous P-parity breaking in QCD at large chemical potentials
Chengfu Mu, Peking University
Nuclear Forces - Lecture 5 -
A possible approach to the CEP location
American Physical Society
Institute of Modern Physics Chinese Academy of Sciences
Remarks on mass difference between the charged and neutral K*(892)
Theory on Hadrons in nuclear medium
Presentation transcript:

Hyperfine Structure of Ground-State Nucleon in Chiral Quark Model Duojie Northwest Normal University The 7th International Symposium on Chiral Symmetry in Hadrons and Nuclei (Behang Univ. Beijing,Sept.,27-30,Oct ) 1 Suported partially by NNSF of China (No ) NNSF of China (No ) Collaborated with RuiBin Wan, WenBo Dang, YuBin Dong; Thanks for discussions with A. Jarah, J. He, X. Liu

Outline 2 Motivation Quark masses in QCD and models Mass role and pion role in models Chromo-magnetic interaction in ChQM Hyperfine splitting of nucleon spectrums Summary

QCD is very different at long and short distances ( < Λ QCD ): q Condensing or melting, depending the scale(momentum) at which you see it! Motivation In explaining neclear force and hadron structures, QCD is still challenging due to its complex nonpertubative nature : ( 1 ) gluon/quark condensate vacuum ( 2 ) absence of confining dimension (by itself) ( 3 ) Complicated phases Condensate QCD vacuum Jan. 8, Condensate Homogeneous at long distance Inhomogeneo us at short distance

Motivation QCD(continuum): Nontrivial vacuum, Lack of unified degrees of freedom at long and short distances( < Λ QCD ) ; Few parameters : m i (current masses) ; g  (quark-gluon coupling) : running; μ (energy scale ) 4 Hard to model the hadrons Besides Lattice QCD, ChPT, with appro. global symmetry (ChSymmetry) of QCD, and spontaneously broken, gives the pion-octet pseudoscalar(pseudo-Nambu- Goldstone), a Chiral Lagrangian (pion octet +other SU(3) V hadron multiplets ) Compute hadron observables at low E fix the light quark masses by extraploting Lattice QCD

Motivation First-principle QCD(Lattice): The parameters : m i (current masses) ; g  (quark-gluon coupling) : running a (the lattice spacing ) 5 What does a quark mass mean when free quarks don’t exist? adjust the bare quark masses in doing a lattice calculation to match physical hadron properties. For the continuum limit, the bare quark masses flow along the renormalization group, ---- extract a renormalized quark mass (asymptotic freedom + a renormalization scheme). In real world, isospin broken by the non-degeneracy of u and d, and by electromagnetism, both comparable order to the hadron spectrumts: u d - The light quark masses, important parameter for hadron physics and nuclear physics, -is of interest to determine them, and to see their effects

Quark masses in QCD and models Lattice prediciton: m ud =3.5MeV,ms=95MeV [Budapest–Marseille–Wuppertal Collaboration / PLB 701 (2011) 265–268] The precision below 2% level; ms/mud = 27.53(20)(08), which is scheme independent( better than 1%).

Quark masses in QCD and models Quark models use the concept of constituent mass, not well-defined in QCD, model- dependent. It used in Chiral quark model(ChQM). [A.Manohar, H. Georgi, NPB234(1984)189] may come from chiral rotation [ P. Simic, PRL. 55, ] Quark mass varys, depending on models For nonrelativistic QM(NRp), m u =m d = ,m s =0.5GeV For RQM, quite smaller, e.g.PChQM, m u =m d =7MeV,m s =175MeV bag model : m u =m d ~ 0,ms=300MeV

Quark masses in bag models In the bag model, With degrees of freedom (quark, gluon): Masses: m ud =0; m s =0.3GeV

Mass role and pion role in models Quark current Diag-gluon The pion(NG particles) enters as requiring local Ch.Symmetry In the effective field theory of Quark-meson ----Chiral rotation

Why QM works? Mahohar-Georgi model in ChQT: 2 scales occurs(2 phases) (250MeV) Λ QCD < Q < Λ χ (1GeV), Confining Mixing Free Strong coupling (  s ) weak due to the presence of constituent mass 10 Constitiuent quark Constituent Mass(soft mass), corresponding to CS breaking. Gluons M invarinat under chiral SU(3) L ×SU(3) R Non-renormalizable terms suppressed by

Quark mass role in Baryons The simplest fit for baryon masses: 11 Fine fit, so why RQM? (1) More constraints on models(including ChSymmetry) (2) Less parameters for spin-interaction The NRp estimate for baryon masses:[ PRD12(1975)147 ] m u =363 m s =583 m u =300 m P = % Smaller

Quark mass in bag pictures The MIT bag-RQM, degrees (quark and/or gluons), Confinement put in by Bag boundary condition/effective mass 12 m0m0 Mass scale 300MeV2-5MeV The consititent mass( ~ 1/R) mainly from BC while the current mass contributes a few MeV: A mechanism for mass splitting

The MIT bag prediction with chromo- electric and magnetic interation: 13 Reasonable except for pion m ud =0 Allowed mass splitting for nucleons: 1)Kinetic energy splitting i=u,d,s 2) Chromo-magnetic splitting ( i,j=u,d,s ) Mass splitting in bag pictures Data:Δm ud =2.5MeV, Δm su =100MeV When mq changes so do the kinetic and chromo-magnetic energies slightly.

Mass role in ChQM The consti. mass varying Δm i and the EM effects breaks the flavor SU(3) mainly; The mass varying dominates for p-n spliting, in ground states 14 a=0.3/0.2;L=0.75/0.2; M=0.3;S0=0;kappa=-1; d=1.0;alpha0=0.8; Vc

Chromo-magnetic interaction in ChQM The plot of effective mass for n 15 The chromo-magnetic interaction is similar to that of bag models The mass-term [m i +S(r)U 5 ] contributes to (1)Confinement through the S-potential (2)Quark wavefuntion and pion configurations (3) Magnetic moment via quark magnetic moment; (4) Hadron mass and its splitting

Chromo-magnetic interaction in ChQM The radial Eq. of Motion of a quark: With Y determined by Y equations 16 The Y profile determined by a dynamics, eg., the Coupled Skyme lagrangian here, it can be set by comparing with ChPT

Quark configuration in ChQM Length scale L=3.75GeV -1

Chromo-magnetic interaction in ChQM D. Jia, L.Yu,R. Wan, arXiv: v1

Hyperfine splitting in nucleon masses ⊿ m (MeV) u/d mass / / / / / /312.0

Hyperfine splitting in nucleon masses The CSB explained by NJL model, with quark pair condensation The lator is fixed by the gap equation 20 m d (MeV) ΔM=M n -M p (MeV) m u = =md

Summary The hyperfine structure of ground-state nucleon is studied in chiral quark model with nonlinear pion interaction in which quarks move in the potential of Coulomb-like plus linear form. The mass splitting of ground-state nucleon is given by taking into account the colour magnetic interaction between quarks and found to be in agreement with data. The connection of the model with the bag models is discussed 21 Thanks !!!