Strange quark polarization of the nucleon: A parameter-independent prediction of the chiral potential model
X. B. Chen, X. S. Chen, Amand Faessler, Th. Gutsche, F. Wang
Abstract
We perform a one-loop calculation of the strange quark polarization (Δs) of the nucleon in a SU(3) chiral potential model. We find that if the intermediate excited quark states are summed over in a proper way, i.e., summed up to a given energy instead of given radial and orbital quantum numbers, Δs turns out to be almost independent of all the model parameters: quark masses, scalar- and vector-potential strengths. The contribution from the quark-antiquark pair creation and annihilation ``Z'' diagrams is found to be significant. Our numerical results agree quite reasonably with experiments and lattice QCD calculations.
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