Light quark mass differences and charge symmetry breaking in hyperon-nucleon interaction

Quantum chromodynamics based isovector isoscolar particle mixing arising out of isospin violating quark mass differences has been used to construct a new charge-symmetry breaking Λ-N interaction element. It appears that vector meson exchanges between N and a physical Λ rather than pseudoscalar exchanges provide the largest contribution to explain the binding energy difference between the mirror hyper-nuclei ΛHe4 and ΛH4. Prediction of the model to Λn and Λp scattering lengths have been compared with those obtained from the combined analysis of ΛN scattering and s-shell hyperfragment data. We find satisfactory agreement of our results