Study of baryon spectroscopy using a new potential form
Summary: In the present work, the nonrelativistic quark model is applied to study baryon systems, where the constituent quarks are bound by a suitable hyper central potential. We proposed a new phenomenological form of the interaction potential, digamma-type potential. Using the Jacobi coordinates, the three-body wave equation is solved numerically to calculate the resonance states of the \(N, \Delta, \Lambda\), and \(\Sigma\) baryon systems. The present model contains only two adjustable parameters in addition to the quark masses. Our theoretical calculations are compared to the available experimental data and Cornell potential results. The description of the spectrum shows that the ground states of the considered light and strange baryon spectra are in general well reproduced.
- Ground states and excitation spectra of light and strange baryons in a relativistic linear potential model
- Excitation spectra of baryons in a relativistic logarithmic potential model
- A simple physical approach to study spectrum of baryons
- A NEW HYPERCENTERAL POTENTIAL TO STUDY A NONRELATIVISTIC N-BODY SYSTEM
- A new method for obtaining the spectrum of baryon resonances in the Killingbeck potential
- Study of electromagnetic properties of light baryons in the hypercentral approach
- Investigation of baryons in the hypercentral quark model
- Testing confining potentials through meson/baryon hyperfine splittings
- A NEW HYPERCENTERAL POTENTIAL TO STUDY A NONRELATIVISTIC N-BODY SYSTEM
- Ground states and excitation spectra of light and strange baryons in a relativistic linear potential model
- A new method for obtaining the spectrum of baryon resonances in the Killingbeck potential
- A simple physical approach to study spectrum of baryons
- A model of charmed baryon-nucleon potential and two- and three-body bound states with charmed baryon
- Excitation spectra of baryons in a relativistic logarithmic potential model
- Investigation of light baryons in a simple analytical treatment
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