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A Skyrme model approach to the spin-orbit force

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The spin-orbit force is a vital tool in describing finite nuclei and nucleon interactions; however its microscopic origin is not fully understood. The Skyrme Model provides a classical explanation for the force based on the pion field structure of separated Skyrmions. In this talk I will review the Skyrme Model and the spin-orbit force before setting up and solving a precise, simplified model of interacting Skyrmions.

This talk is part of the HEP/GR Informal Seminar Series for Graduate Students series.

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