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Nucleon to Delta electromagnetic transition in the Dyson-Schwinger approach
We study the N-Delta-gamma transition in the Dyson-Schwinger approach. The
nucleon and Delta baryons are treated as quark-diquark bound states, where the
ingredients of the electromagnetic transition current are computed
self-consistently from the underlying dynamics in QCD. Although our approach
does not include pion-cloud effects, we find that the electric and Coulomb
quadrupole form-factor ratios R_EM and R_SM show good agreement with
experimental data. This implies that the deformation from a spherical charge
distribution inside both baryons can be traced back to the appearance of p
waves in the nucleon and Delta bound-state amplitudes which are a consequence
of Poincare covariance. On the other hand, the dominant transition amplitude,
i.e. the magnetic dipole transition form factor, underestimates the data by
~25% in the static limit whereas agreement is achieved at larger momentum
transfer, which is consistent with missing pion-cloud contributions. We
furthermore find that the static properties of the form factors are not very
sensitive to a variation of the current-quark mass.Comment: 21 pages, 9 figures, 4 tables. Added reference
Theory introduction to baryon spectroscopy
In these introductory notes I give a brief overview on some theoretical
aspects of light baryon spectroscopy. The first part contains a discussion of
the symmetries of the baryon spectrum, the construction of flavor wave
functions and some basic features of quark models. The second part examines the
need for relativistic quantum field theory and focusses on spectrum
calculations with functional methods.Comment: 20 pages, 11 figures, 1 table. Contribution to the 2021 School on the
Physics of Baryons, Oct 18-22 2021, Sevill
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