Magnetic Radius of the Deuteron
Andrei V. Afanasev, V. D. Afanasev, S. V. Trubnikov
Abstract
The root-mean square radius of the deuteron magnetic moment distribution, rMd, is calculated for several realistic models of the NN--interaction. For the Paris potential the result is rMd = 2.312 0.010 fm. The dependence of rMd on the choice of NN model, relativistic effects and meson exchange currents is investigated. The experimental value of rMd is also considered. The necessity of new precise measurements of the deuteron magnetic form factor at low values of Q2 is stressed.
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