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arXiv · 2305.17357

Vector meson effects on the multi-skyrmion states from the rational map ansatz

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The roles of the lightest vector mesons $ρ$ and $ω$ in the multi-skyrmion states are studied using the hidden local symmetry approach upto the next to leading order including the homogeneous Wess-Zumino terms. The low energy constants in the effective field theory are determined by using the Sakai-Sugimoto model and the flat-space five-dimensional Yang-Mills action. With only two inputs, $m_ρ$, and $f_π$, all the low energy constants can be determined without ambiguity. The vector meson effects can be investigated by integrating them in order and the influence from the geometry can be clarified by comparing the results using the low energy constants estimated from the Sakai-Sugimoto model and the flat-space five-dimensional Yang-Mills action. We find that the $ρ$ meson reduces the masses of the multi-skyrmion states and increases the overlaps of the constituents of the multi-skyrmion states while the $ω$ meson repulses the constituents of the multi-skyrmion states and increases their masses, therefore these vector mesons are important in Skyrme model approach to nuclei. we also find that the warping factor which is an essential element in the holographic model of QCD affects the properties of the multi-skyrmion states and cannot be ignored.

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Jun-Shuai Wang, Yong-Liang Ma. 2023-05-27. Vector meson effects on the multi-skyrmion states from the rational map ansatz. https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.17357

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