Charge symmetry breaking in mirror nuclei from quark-meson coupling model
Charge symmetry breaking in mirror nuclei from quark-meson coupling model
The quark-meson coupling model is used to study the charge symmetry breaking in mirror nuclei. The binding energy differences of the valence proton and neutron of the mirror nuclei are calculated using this model. The results show that the charge symmetry breaking is significant in these nuclei. This study provides new insights into the properties of mirror nuclei and the role of quark-meson coupling in nuclear physics.
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