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Negative-parity Nucleon Resonance in the QCD Sum Rule

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arxiv hep-ph/9604280 v1 pith:KUN7SXAD submitted 1996-04-10 hep-ph nucl-th

Negative-parity Nucleon Resonance in the QCD Sum Rule

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keywords negative-paritynucleonruleapproachbaryonscondensatedeterminedfound
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The negative-parity baryons are studied by a novel approach in the QCD sum rule. It is found that the parity of the ground-state nucleon is determined by the sign of the quark condensate. We predict the mass of negative-parity nucleon.

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