Question: An effective force between two nucleons used to analyze scattering data can be derived from a non-relativistic Hamiltonian that depends only on the relative coordinate

An effective force between two nucleons used to analyze scattering data can be derived from a non-relativistic Hamiltonian that depends only on the relative coordinate r = |r1 − r2| between the nucleons and the corresponding radial momentum p:

H (r, p) = p 2m +g(r)+pf (r).

(a) Treat r and p as canonically conjugate and derive the corresponding Lagrangian L = L(r, ṙ).
(b) Show that the effective Newton’s law force between the nucleons depends on imageand ṙ as well as ƒ(r) and g(r).

H (r, p) = p 2m +g(r)+pf (r).

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