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The One Body Dirac Oscillator

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Symmetries in Science VI

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The objective of this paper is to introduce first the concept of Dirac oscillator in the one particle case, and generalize it to the n-body problem. Considering then the specific case when n = 3 we obtain the spectrum of the three quark problem when they interact through a Dirac oscillator type of potential. This spectrum does not look like the one of the baryons and even has an infinitely degenerate ground state, but if we generalize the Hamiltonian to include some of the integrals of motion of the many body Dirac oscillator, we do get a spectrum that resembles the one of non-strange baryons.

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Moshinsky, M. (1993). The One Body Dirac Oscillator. In: Gruber, B. (eds) Symmetries in Science VI. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-1219-0_42

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