LOW ENERGY NUCLEON-NUCLEON SCATTERING IN THE SKYRME MODEL
T. Gisiger, M. B. Paranjape
Abstract
We present the study of the influence of the leading contribution from the kinetic energy of the Skyrme Lagrangian on the scattering of low energy nucleons. This classical kinetic energy for the 2-body system is computed using the product ansatz and is correct for low energy, well separated Skyrmions. We quantize the rotational degrees of freedom of the Skyrmions in order to give them the right spin and isospin values. We are then able to compute analytically the scattering angles for some angular momenta polarizations.
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