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Advances in Nuclear Physics pp 293–378Cite as

The Deuteron: Structure and Form Factors

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Part of the book series: Advances in the Physics of Particles and Nuclei ((ANP,volume 26))

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Diplon, deuton, deuteron: under different names, the nucleus of deuterium, or diplogen, has been the subject of intense studies since its discovery in 1932. As the only two-nucleon bound state, its properties have continuously been viewed as important in nuclear theory as the hydrogen atom is in atomic theory. Yet, ambiguities remain in the relativistic description of this system and the two-nucleon picture is incomplete: meson exchange and nucleon excitation into resonances should be considered in the deuteron description. The question of rare configurations where the two nucleons overlap and loose their identity is still under debate. We are still looking for the elusive effects of quarks in the nuclear structure.

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