D-term of nuclei exhibits kinks at magic neutron numbers, showing strong sensitivity of mechanical properties to shell structure.
Gravitational form factors and mechanical properties of the nucleon in a meson dominance approach
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The small-x gluon D-term is a next-to-eikonal stress probe and is not fixed by the leading-eikonal dipole or saturation profile alone.
Charmonium-nucleon femtoscopy is examined as a probe of the nucleon D-form factor by constructing an effective potential from gravitational form factors fitted to lattice data and matched to HAL QCD results.
σ-pole residues in gluon D-form factors for π, N, ρ and Δ are consistent with dilaton effective theory predictions within large uncertainties.
Hadronic form factors violate QCD dispersion relations due to incomplete time-like spectral data above the last known resonance, which radial Regge trajectories can fill as a minimal ansatz, shown for the pion form factor.
A hadronic approach based on dispersion relations and meson dominance achieves a successful description of lattice QCD data for gravitational form factors of pions and nucleons.
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Mass radius and D-term of atomic nuclei in relativistic mean field theory
D-term of nuclei exhibits kinks at magic neutron numbers, showing strong sensitivity of mechanical properties to shell structure.
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Sub-eikonal stress and model dependence of the small-$x$ gluon D-term
The small-x gluon D-term is a next-to-eikonal stress probe and is not fixed by the leading-eikonal dipole or saturation profile alone.
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Charmonium-nucleon femtoscopy as a possible probe of the nucleon gravitational form factor
Charmonium-nucleon femtoscopy is examined as a probe of the nucleon D-form factor by constructing an effective potential from gravitational form factors fitted to lattice data and matched to HAL QCD results.
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Gluon Gravitational $ D$-Form Factor: The $\sigma$-Meson as a Dilaton Confronted with Lattice Data II
σ-pole residues in gluon D-form factors for π, N, ρ and Δ are consistent with dilaton effective theory predictions within large uncertainties.
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Hadronic form factors in QCD and the incompleteness problem in the time-like region
Hadronic form factors violate QCD dispersion relations due to incomplete time-like spectral data above the last known resonance, which radial Regge trajectories can fill as a minimal ansatz, shown for the pion form factor.
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Particle seismology: mechanical and gravitational properties from parton-hadron duality
A hadronic approach based on dispersion relations and meson dominance achieves a successful description of lattice QCD data for gravitational form factors of pions and nucleons.