P,T-Violating Nuclear Matrix Elements in the One-Meson Exchange Approximation
I. S. Towner, A. C. Hayes
Abstract
Expressions for the P,T-violating NN potentials are derived for π, ρ and ω exchange. The nuclear matrix elements for ρ and ω exchange are shown to be greatly suppressed, so that, under the assumption of comparable coupling constants, π exchange would dominate by two orders of magnitude. The ratio of P,T-violating to P-violating matrix elements is found to remain approximately constant across the nuclear mass table, thus establishing the proportionality between time-reversal-violation and parity-violation matrix elements. The calculated values of this ratio suggest a need to obtain an accuracy of order 5 × 10-4 for the ratio of the PT-violating to P-violating asymmetries in neutron transmission experiments in order to improve on the present limits on the isovector pion coupling constant.
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