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The Sigma_c and Lamda_c magnetic moments from QCD spectral sum rules

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arxiv hep-ph/9708411 v1 pith:RW3MP6E4 submitted 1997-08-20 hep-ph

The Sigma_c and Lamda_c magnetic moments from QCD spectral sum rules

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We use QCD spectral sum rules to extract the Sigma_c and Lambda_c magnetic moments. The elctromagnetic field is treated as the external field. We adopt the value of the susceptibility chi=-4.5 GeV^{-2}, which is determined from an overall analysis of the octet baryon magnetic moments. Our result for Sigma_c is in agreement with the quark model prediction, while slight deviation exists from the Lambda_c.

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