The Momentum Dependence of the ρ-ω Mixing Amplitude in a Hadronic Model
J. Piekarewicz, A. G. Williams
Abstract
We calculate the momentum dependence of the ρ-ω mixing amplitude in a purely hadronic model. The basic assumption of the model is that the mixing amplitude is generated by NN loops and thus driven entirely by the neutron-proton mass difference. The value of the amplitude at the ω-meson point is expressed in terms of only the NNω and the NNρ coupling constants. Using values for these couplings constrained by empirical two-nucleon data we obtain a value for the mixing amplitude in agreement with experiment. Extending these results to the spacelike region, we find a ρ-ω contribution to the NN interaction that is strongly suppressed and opposite in sign relative to the conventional contribution obtained from using the constant on-shell value for the mixing amplitude.
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