1999/09/10 by L. Ya. Glozman, Glozman, L. Ya. · 1 citation
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paper · pdf · doi:10.48550/arxiv.nucl-th/9909021
23 pages, LaTeX. The present variant is an expanded version of the previous reply, which now includes discussion of conceptual issues and new data. This variant will be intended for publication once the Isgur's "critique" is published
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The conceptual issues of low-energy baryon physics are discussed. In particular, a comparison between the naive one gluon exchange model for the interaction between constituent quarks in hadrons and the Goldstone boson exchange picture is made. The "defects" of the Goldstone boson exchange model for baryons, indicated by Isgur are examined in detail. \it All of the purported ``defects'' are shown to lack a valid basis.