Exchange Currents in Nuclei
OCT 01, 1950
DOI: 10.1063/1.3066670
The existence of exchange forces between nucleons, that is, of forces requiring the exchange of identity of a proton and neutron during an interaction between them, implies that electric charge must be transferred between the neutron and proton and therefore that electric currents flow in the intervening space between the particles.
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