The Pion-Nucleon coupling constant from np charge exchange scattering
B. Loiseau, T. E. O. Ericson, J. Rahm, J. Blomgren, N. Olsson
Abstract
A novel extrapolation method has been used to deduce the charged Pion-Nucleon coupling constant from backward np differential scattering cross sections. We applied it to new measurements performed at 162 MeV at the The Svedberg Laboratory in Uppsala. In the angular range 150-180, the carefully normalized data are steeper than those of most previous measurements. The extracted value, g2π = 14.52 0.26, in good agreement with the classical value, is higher than those determined in recent nucleon-nucleon partial-wave analyses.
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