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Nuclear physics

irreducible interaction among three nucleons, first derived from two-pion exchange through an intermediate excited nucleon, needed to reproduce nuclear binding.

In nuclear physics, three-nucleon force refers to irreducible interaction among three nucleons, first derived from two-pion exchange through an intermediate excited nucleon, needed to reproduce nuclear binding. This meaning comes from Fujita (1957) in Progress of Theoretical Physics.[1]

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References

Fujita, J., & Miyazawa, H. (1957). Pion Theory of Three-Body Forces. Progress of Theoretical Physics, 17(3), 360-365. https://doi.org/10.1143/ptp.17.360

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