In-Medium Effective Axial-Vector Coupling Constant
Tae-Sun Park, Hong Jung, Dong-Pil Min
Abstract
The axial-vector coupling constant in nuclear medium is systematically studied using chiral perturbation theory. For normal nuclear matter, the first non-trivial corrections are estimated based on the independent particle approximation taking into account nuclear correlations in nuclear medium. The one-pion-exchange (OPE) two-body interactions turn out to enhance the coupling constant by δgA/gA (0.09 0.15). The role of the four-nucleon contact interaction, whose low-energy constants are yet to be determined, is analyzed in connection with the empirical quenching factor of δgA/gA -0.2 in the presence of the nuclear short-range correlation. Conventional approaches are discussed in the light of our result.
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