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Self-Consistent Strong-Coupling Model of the Nucleon. II
Phys. Rev. D 2, 2464 – Published 15 November, 1970
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.2.2464
Abstract
The nonrelativistic strong-coupling theory with a recoiling source presented in an earlier paper is examined in greater detail. The self-consistent calculation is extended to include a full treatment of the bound field problem instead of the approximation of small oscillations about a constant equilibrium value. The approximations of nonrelativistic fermion kinematics and fermion eigenstates of definite angular momentum are examined carefully and found to be inconsistent. The conclusion is that the oversimplified model discussed in the first paper is not realistic. A program for modifying the model to include relativistic kinematics and angular correlations is proposed.
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