ASYMPTOTIC FREEDOM AND THE WAVE FUNCTIONS AT THE ORIGIN AND THE ENERGY LEVELS OF THE J/<EM>ψ</EM> AND THE<EM>Y</EM>

Zhou Bang-rong

Chinese Physics C> 1980, Vol. 4> Issue(1) : 93-102

ASYMPTOTIC FREEDOM AND THE WAVE FUNCTIONS AT THE ORIGIN AND THE ENERGY LEVELS OF THE J/ψ AND THEY

Zhou Bang-rong

University of Science and Technology of China

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On the basis of phenomenological quantum chromodynamics (QCD), a nonre-lativistic linear and Coulomb-like potential describtion of the strong interaction be-tween quarks is assumed and it is considered that the effective quark-gluon coup-ling constant approaches the asymptotically free limit of QCD. The cloice of thepotential parameters is so made as to fit the experimental values of the wave func-tions at the origin as well as the masses of the J/ψ and the γ Following the calcu-lation referring to the ψ′and the γ′, we acquire a consistent explanation for boththe relative values of the wave functions at the origin and the experimental mass asdifferences of these particles.

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ASYMPTOTIC FREEDOM AND THE WAVE FUNCTIONS AT THE ORIGIN AND THE ENERGY LEVELS OF THE J/ψ AND THEY

Zhou Bang-rong

University of Science and Technology of China

Received Date: 1978-12-19
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 1980-02-05

Abstract: On the basis of phenomenological quantum chromodynamics (QCD), a nonre-lativistic linear and Coulomb-like potential describtion of the strong interaction be-tween quarks is assumed and it is considered that the effective quark-gluon coup-ling constant approaches the asymptotically free limit of QCD. The cloice of thepotential parameters is so made as to fit the experimental values of the wave func-tions at the origin as well as the masses of the J/ψ and the γ Following the calcu-lation referring to the ψ′and the γ′, we acquire a consistent explanation for boththe relative values of the wave functions at the origin and the experimental mass asdifferences of these particles.