Derivation of O(q4) Effective Lagrangian in the Presence of External Fields Directly Within Heavy Baryon Chiral Perturbation Theory
A. Misra
Abstract
This is a progress report on the extension of the analysis of hep-ph/9909498 to constructing a complete list of O(q4) terms in the presence of external fields, directly within Heavy Baryon Chiral Perturbation Theory (HBChPT) without having to first construct the relativistic BChPT Lagrangian and then carry out the 1 m-reduction. In addition to a phase rule to implement all symmetries including charge conjugation invariance directly at the nonrelativistic level, generalized Jacobi identities, curvature relation (that relates the commutator of two covariant derivatives to a linear combination of the traceless and isosinglet field strengths and the commutator of two axial vector building blocks), Schouten's identity and the relationship between the antisymmetrized covariant derivative - axial-(building block) vector commutator and another traceless field strength, are used to ensure linear independence of the terms and their low energy coupling constants. We first construct O(q4) terms for off-shell nucleons, and then perform the on-shell reduction, again within HBChPT.
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