Goldberger–Treiman relation

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The Goldberger–Treiman relation is a fundamental result in particle physics that links the strong pion–nucleon coupling constant to the axial-vector coupling of the nucleon and the pion decay constant, illuminating the role of chiral symmetry in low-energy hadron interactions.

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instanceOf physical law
relation in particle physics
appliesTo low-energy hadron interactions
pion–nucleon interactions
approximateAccuracy few percent in real QCD
approximateForm g_A m_N ≈ g_{πNN} F_π
associatedWithConcept PCAC NERFINISHED
associatedWithSymmetry chiral symmetry
partially conserved axial current
category theoretical result in quantum chromodynamics
connects axial-vector coupling constant of the nucleon
pion decay constant
pion–nucleon coupling constant
derivedInFramework chiral SU(2) × SU(2) symmetry
derivedUsing PCAC hypothesis NERFINISHED
current algebra
describes connection between weak axial properties and strong interactions
field chiral perturbation theory
hadron physics
nuclear physics
particle physics
quantum field theory
implies g_{πNN} ≈ g_A m_N / F_π
involvesInteraction strong interaction
weak axial-vector interaction
involvesParticle nucleon
pion NERFINISHED
predicts numerical value of g_{πNN} from weak interaction data
proposedBy Marvin L. Goldberger NERFINISHED
Sam B. Treiman NERFINISHED
relatedTo Adler–Weisberger sum rule NERFINISHED
chiral Ward identities
relatesQuantity F_π
g_A
g_{πNN}
nucleon mass
role constrains pion–nucleon coupling constant
tests consistency of chiral symmetry in nucleon sector
subjectTo Goldberger–Treiman discrepancy NERFINISHED
usedIn low-energy effective theories of QCD
phenomenological models of nucleon structure
usesParameter axial charge of the nucleon
nucleon mass m_N ≈ 940 MeV
pion decay constant F_π ≈ 92 MeV
validInLimit chiral limit
zero pion mass limit
yearProposed 1958

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