Relativistic Aspects of Nuclear Physics 1998
DOI: 10.1142/9789814528917_0021
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Quark-meson coupling model with constituent quarks: Exchange and pionic effects

Abstract: The binding energy of nuclear matter including exchange and pionic effects is calculated in a quark-meson coupling model with massive constituent quarks. As in the case with elementary nucleons in QHD, exchange effects are repulsive. However, the coupling of the mesons directly to the quarks in the nucleons introduces a new effect on the exchange energies that provides an extra repulsive contribution to the binding energy. Pionic effects are not small. Implications of such effects on observables are discussed.

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“…The complex in-medium effects can be incorporated into the hadron properties in matter when a more realistic quark model is considered. For nucleons in-medium an initial wave-function is defined and effective quantaties λ ⋆ and m ⋆ q are determined through variational equations [25,26,27]. These effects are beyond the scope of the present calculation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The complex in-medium effects can be incorporated into the hadron properties in matter when a more realistic quark model is considered. For nucleons in-medium an initial wave-function is defined and effective quantaties λ ⋆ and m ⋆ q are determined through variational equations [25,26,27]. These effects are beyond the scope of the present calculation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%