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The Charge-Asymmetry of Two-Nucleon Interaction due to Radiative Corrections

The radiative corrections to the meson-nucleon verticies of I = 1 and I = 0 scalar, pseudoscalar and vector mesons are derived using the standard Feynman technique. For neutral mesons the radiative corrections gives charge asymmetric contribution to the two-nucleon potential. Using the charge symmetry breaking contribution to the One-Boson-Exchange-Potential models due to radiative corrections of scalar, pseudoscalar and vector mesons, we calculate the charge asymmetric energy Δn in 3He-3H nuclei. We find Δn = 0.009 and 0.007 MeV for different OBEP models. This is too small to explain the observed discrepancy. The results seem to be consistent with earlier calculations.