Estimate the relative magnitudes of the static potential between (a) A quarkantiquark pair (b) Two protons, both
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(a) A quarkantiquark pair
(b) Two protons, both separated by a distance of 3 fm, given that the value of the dimensionless Yukawa coupling (1.31) for the ppÏ0 vertex is about 14. Comment briefly on your answer in the light of QCD.
Equation 1.31
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