2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.physletb.2021.136754
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Extending light-front holographic QCD using the 't Hooft Equation

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“…Second, as already noted in Ref. [20], the 't Hooft potential is consistent with the holographic potential in that they both correspond to a linear confining potential in the non-relativistic limit, with g = κ [20]. To show this, first note that the 't Hooft potential in position space reads…”
Section: The 'T Hooft Equationsupporting
confidence: 71%
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“…Second, as already noted in Ref. [20], the 't Hooft potential is consistent with the holographic potential in that they both correspond to a linear confining potential in the non-relativistic limit, with g = κ [20]. To show this, first note that the 't Hooft potential in position space reads…”
Section: The 'T Hooft Equationsupporting
confidence: 71%
“…In comparison to Ref. [20], we allow the light GeV for all hadrons, and that it coincides with g for hadrons with two heavy quarks.…”
Section: Computing the Hadron Spectrummentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Heavy Quark Effective Theory (HQET) determines that the mass difference between the heavy-light vector and the pseudoscalar mesons in their ground states is suppressed by the heavy quark mass, M V Qq − M P Qq ∼ 1/m Q , while M V /P Qq ∼ m Q . Together, the holographic Schrödinger equation and the 't Hooft equation also correctly predict the HQET constraint, when we presume that κ( m Q ) does not scale with m Q [9,10].…”
Section: The 'T Hooft Equation and Longitudinal Confinementmentioning
confidence: 55%
“…The longitudinal dynamics of a bound state can be described by the well known 't Hooft equation [7][8][9][10]. The Schrödinger-like equation derived by 't Hooft from the QCD Lagrangian in (1 + 1)-dimensions and in the large-N c approximation is given by…”
Section: The 'T Hooft Equation and Longitudinal Confinementmentioning
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