Eta-prime quark-antiquark and eta-prime NN vertex suppression in effective theories
Dirk Lehmann
Abstract
In an effective theory containing only quark degrees of freedom, such as the extended Nambu-Jona-Lasinio model, the influence of the axial anomaly can be incorporated by a self-interaction of the 't Hooft determinant type. I will show that despite the theshold problem related to the eta-prime meson this leads to a significant suppression of the eta-prime coupling gη' q q to dynamical quarks which suggests a suppression of the eta-prime-NN vertex as compared to the eta-NN vertex.
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