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Gravitational form factors of nuclei in the Skyrme model

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arxiv 2304.05994 v2 pith:P76IVTY6 submitted 2023-04-12 nucl-th hep-phhep-th

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We compute the gravitational form factor $D(t)$ of various nuclei in the generalized Skyrme model where nuclei are described as solitonic field configurations each with a definite baryon number $B$. We separately discuss the cases $B=1$ (nucleons), $B=2$ (deuteron), $B=3$ (helium-3 and tritium) and extrapolate to larger $B$-values. Configurations with $B>1$ are in general not spherically symmetric, and we demonstrate how group theory helps to extract the form factor. Numerical results are presented for the configurations with $B=1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,32,108$. We find that the $B$-dependence is consistent with a power-law $D(0)\propto B^{\beta}$ with $\beta=1.7\sim 1.8$. Other gravitational form factors can be calculated in the same framework, and we show the result for the $J(t)$ form factor associated with angular momentum for the $B=3$ solution.

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