Saturation in the Nuclear Matter Problem
G. E. Brown, R. Machleidt
Abstract
Once density-dependent meson masses are introduced into the nuclear many-body problem, conventional mechanisms for saturation no longer operate. We suggest that a loop correction, essentially the introduction of the axial vector coupling gA(ρ,k) as function of density ρ and momentum k, can bring about saturation, and present schematic calculations to illustrate this. We find that a very small density-dependence in gA gives rise to a very large saturating effect on nuclear matter. In fact, this new saturation mechanism turns out to be more powerful than any of the conventional mechanisms.
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