Classic Calculations of Static Properties of the Nucleons reexamined
Abstract
Classic calculations of the magnetic moments mup and mun of the nucleons using the traditional exponential kernel show instability with respect to variations of the Borel mass as well as arbitrariness with respect to the choice of the onset of perturbative QCD. The use of a polynomial kernel, the coefficients of which are determined by the masses of the nucleon resonances stabilizes the calculation and provides much better damping of the unknown contribution of the nucleon continuum. The method is also applied to the evaluation of the coupling gA of proton to the axial current and to the strong part of the neutron-proton mass difference Delta Mnp. All these quantities depend sensitively on the value of the 4-quark condensate < 0 | qqqq | 0 > and the value < 0 | qqqq | 0 > ~ 1.5< 0 | qq | 0 >2 reproduces the experimental results.
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