Charge Symmetry Violation in pn d π0 as a Test of Chiral Effective Field Theory
U. van Kolck, J. A. Niskanen, G. A. Miller
Abstract
Chiral effective field theory predicts a specific charge symmetry violating amplitude for pion production. This term is shown to provide the dominant contribution to the forward-backward asymmetry in the angular distribution for the reaction pn dπ0, for reasonable values of the mass difference between down and up quarks, δmN. Using a value δmN≈ 3 MeV leads to a prediction of a 10 standard deviation effect for a TRIUMF experiment.
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