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Effect of the Deuteron’s D-Wave Component in High-Energy Scattering

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The electric quadrupole moment of the deuteron was discovered here at Columbia University about 30 years ago.1 The existence of this moment showed that the deuteron wave function has a D-wave component due to a tensor force in the neutron-proton interaction.2 In the standard notation a deuteron with angular momentum component Jz = M has the wave function

where

is the tensor operator and u and w are the S- and D-wave radial wave functions respectively. The deuteron’s form factors are defined by the relation

where

is the spherical or monopole form factor and

is the quadrupole form factor. These two form factors have been studied extensively in connection with elastic electron deuteron scattering.3

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Harrington, D.R. (1970). Effect of the Deuteron’s D-Wave Component in High-Energy Scattering. In: Devons, S. (eds) High-Energy Physics and Nuclear Structure. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-1827-9_49

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