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We explore potential explanations for why using large-$N_c$ ($N_c$ is the number of colors) scaling to determine the relative size of few-nucleon low-energy operators agrees with experiment even when dynamical $\Delta$'s are not explicitly included. Given that the large-$N_c$ analysis is predicated on the nucleons and $\Delta$'s being degenerate, this is a curious result. We show that for purely $S$-wave interactions the relationships dictated by large-$N_c$ scaling are unaffected whether the $\Delta$ is included or not. In the case of higher partial waves that do not mix with $S$-waves, the impact of the $\Delta$ is perturbative, which makes the agreement with naive ($\Delta$-less) large-$N_c$ ordering unsurprising. For higher partial waves that mix with $S$-waves, the nucleon and $\Delta$ would need to decouple to get agreement with naive large-$N_c$ ordering. We find all $NN$, $\Delta N$, and $\Delta\Delta$ low energy coefficients for leading-order baryon-baryon scattering in $\Delta$-full pionless effective field theory in terms of the two independent parameters dictated by the SU($2F$) spin-flavor symmetry that arises in the $N_c \rightarrow \infty$ limit. Because of recent la

Author

Richardson, Thomas R.; Schindler, Matthias R.; Springer, Roxanne P.

Published

2024

Language

EN