If nuclear forces would be spin independent

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The discussion centers on the implications of spin-independent nuclear forces on the types and relative abundances of deuteron states. It identifies that under these conditions, the deuteron could exist in specific states such as 3S1, 3D1, 1P1, and 3P1. The conversation highlights confusion regarding the existence of singlet and triplet states in neutron-proton scattering, emphasizing the need for clarity on the fundamental principles governing these states.

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If nuclear forces would be spin independent!

HI all,a question was asked by my teacher that "if nuclear forces would be spin independent then how many types of DEUTRON would be existing and what would be their relative abundances.
Please help
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Well isn't this Homework?

Can you tell us what states of the deutro that exists and then state WHY only these exists, then you are on a good way to answer the first part of the question.
 


Thanks sir for your help,but to understand it i think i have to take one more birth. I am so puzzled because in one topic it is said that states that exist are 3S1
with 3D1 or 1P1 with 3P1. In other topic of discussion while dealing with n-p scattering there is written of singlet and triplet states.
So its better to me sir to leave the topic.
Thanks
 

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