Comment on "Comparison of Potential Models with the PP Scattering Data Below 350 Mev"
G. Q. Li, R. Machleidt
Abstract
We point out two flaws in the recent test of nucleon-nucleon (NN) potentials conducted by Stoks and de Swart. First, in some cases, the neutron-proton (np) version of an NN potential was compared to the proton-proton (pp) data, which is improper and yields (large) χ2 that are essentially meaningless. Second, for a proper test of the quantitative nature of a NN potential, it is insufficient to compare to pp data only, since this leaves the T=0 potential untested. Thus, it can happen that the pp version of a potential predicts the pp data accurately, while the np version of that same potential is poor in np (where also the T=0 potential is involved). An example for this is the Nijmegen potential, which predicts the pp data well with a χ2/datum of 2.0, but yields a χ2/datum of 6.5 in np.
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