The Threshold Pion-Photoproduction of Nucleons In The Chiral Quark Model
Abstract
In this paper, we show that the low energy theorem (LET) of the threshold pion-photoproduction can be fully recovered in the quark model. An essential result of this investigation is that the quark-pion operators are obtained from the effective chiral Lagrangian, and the low energy theorem does not require the constraints on the internal structures of the nucleon. The pseudoscalar quark-pion coupling generates an additional term at order μ=mπ/M only in the isospin amplitude A(-). The role of the transitions between the nucleon and the resonance P33(1232) and P-wave baryons are also discussed, we find that the leading contributions to the isospin amplitudes at O(μ2) are from the transition between the P-wave baryons and the nucleon and the charge radius of the nucleon. The leading contribution from the P-wave baryons only affects the neutral pion production, and improve the agreement with data significantly. The transition between the resonance P33(1232) and the nucleon only gives an order μ3 corrections to A(-).
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