TL;DR
This paper explores phenomenological models of baryons, focusing on the composite Skyrme model and its extensions based on the original Skyrme model, aiming to deepen understanding of baryonic structures.
Contribution
The paper presents an extension and analysis of the composite Skyrme model, building upon the original Skyrme model to explore baryon phenomenology.
Findings
Extended the composite Skyrme model based on original Skyrme results
Provided insights into baryon structure through phenomenological modeling
Contributed to the theoretical understanding of baryons in nuclear physics
Abstract
In this paper, I present almost my works performed during my time at VNU. I was interested in the composite Skyrme model proposed by H. Y. Cheung and F. Gursey. The expanding for this model based on results obtained from the original Skyrme model given by T. H. R. Skyrme in 1961 was general and interesting.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Geophysics and Gravity Measurements · Astrophysical Phenomena and Observations