Vibration-Rotational Dynamics of Low-Mass Exotic Baryons

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Phenomenology

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A Goldstone boson with a mass of 35 MeV is derived from the dibaryon masses found in the experimental data of B. Tatischeff et al. The existence of quantized vibrations is utilized to explain narrow width nucleon resonances below the pion-nucleon threshold. The quantum of 35 MeV is found between nucleon states with like spins and parities. Evidence of the 35 MeV quantum is in agreement with the mass operator method of the Fil'kov model for low-mass baryons and with the "light" pion concept of the Walcher particle-hole model. Azimov's idea of a low-lying baryon octet is revived with evidence from earlier experiments. The idea of rotational excitations is applied to the band structure of low-mass baryons in this paper.

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