Deuteron electromagnetic properties and the viability of effective field theory methods in the two-nucleon system

Physics – Nuclear Physics – Nuclear Theory

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40 pages, 13 figures, LaTeX, version accepted for publication in Nuclear Physics A. Minor changes to text to clarify certain p

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10.1016/S0375-9474(99)00422-4

The central tenet of effective theory is that the details of short-distance physics will not have a significant impact on low-energy observables. Here we perform an analysis of electron-deuteron scattering at low momentum transfers which is based on effective field theory. We show that in our approach the deuteron electromagnetic form factors $F_C$ and $F_M$ indeed are largely insensitive to the short-range $NN$ potential at momenta $Q$ up to about 700 MeV. We also find that the effective field theory approach to deuteron electromagnetic structure provides a systematic justification for many features which have been seen in potential model calculations of the same quantities.

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