| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1848948 | Physics Letters B | 2015 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
The Cornell potential is under certain conditions converted to an effective potential which is suggestive of the bag model once all spin degrees of freedom of a quark driven by this static field have been integrated out. We argue for the view that such conditions arise from a quark Q moving in a relativistic mean field generated by two quarks Q′Q′ and Q″Q″, which together with Q form a nucleon QQ′Q″QQ′Q″, and the nucleon QQ′Q″QQ′Q″ is a constituent of some nucleus. This view opens up a new avenue of attack on the problem of saturation of the nuclear force.
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Authors
B.P. Kosyakov, E.Yu. Popov, M.A. Vronskiĭ,