gauge theories at large

Lucini, Biagio; Panero, Marco

doi:10.1016/j.physrep.2013.01.001

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“…For a more extended and more detailed discussion, we recommend the readers to refer to ref. [3] and to the works mentioned therein.…”

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“…On the contrary, we try to highlight those that, in our view, are the main aspects of the topic, presenting them in a way which should be easily accessible not only for researchers, but also for graduate and undergraduate students. For a more rigorous discussion and a more complete list of references, we recommend the interested readers to refer to our general review on this topic [3] and to an overview of recent lattice results in this field in ref. [4].…”

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Introductory lectures to large- QCD phenomenology and lattice results

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Panero

2014

Progress in Particle and Nuclear Physics

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“…For a more extended and more detailed discussion, we recommend the readers to refer to ref. [3] and to the works mentioned therein.…”

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Introductory lectures to large- QCD phenomenology and lattice results

Lucini

Panero

2014

Progress in Particle and Nuclear Physics

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“…This has also motivated an intensive lattice Monte Carlo work during recent years [10][11][12][13][14]. The bulk of this work has been done at zero temperature; recently there appeared the first attempts to go to finite T for QCD with N c = 3, N f up to 8 [14][15][16] and for non-QCD-like theories [17].…”

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“…• For potentials II the dependence on W 0 is milder (see figures [13][14][15][16]. At high W 0 , for low x f up to some value x χ , there is only the 1st order transition at 10 T = T d .…”

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On finite-temperature holographic QCD in the Veneziano limit

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Holographic models in the T = 0 universality class of QCD in the limit of large number N c of colors and N f massless fermion flavors, but constant ratio x f = N f /N c , are analyzed at finite temperature. The models contain a 5-dimensional metric and two scalars, a dilaton sourcing TrF 2 and a tachyon dual toqq. The phase structure on the T, x f plane is computed and various 1st order, 2nd order transitions and crossovers with their chiral symmetry properties are identified. For each x f , the temperature dependence of p/T 4 and the condensate qq is computed. In the simplest case, we find that for x f up to the critical x c ∼ 4 there is a 1st order transition on which chiral symmetry is broken and the energy density jumps. In the conformal window x c < x f < 11/2, there is only a continuous crossover between two conformal phases. When approaching x c from below, x f → x c , temperature scales approach zero as specified by Miransky scaling.

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“…Numerical simulations on the lattice provide detailed results for the pressure and other quantities in equilibrium. This includes results in the pure gauge theory (without dynamical quarks) for three colors [1]; for the pure SU (N ) theory when N > 3 [2], and with dynamical quarks, Refs. [3].…”

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Matrix model for deconfinement in aSU(2)gauge theory in2+1dimensions

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We use matrix models to characterize deconfinement at a nonzero temperature T for an SU (2) gauge theory in three spacetime dimensions. At one loop order, the potential for a constant vector potential A 0 is ∼ T 3 times a trilogarithm function of A 0 /T . In addition, we add various nonperturbative terms to model deconfinement. The parameters of the model are adjusted by fitting the lattice results for the pressure. The nonperturbative terms are dominated by a constant term ∼ T 2 T d , where T d is the temperature for deconfinement. Besides this constant, we add terms which are nontrivial functions of A 0 /T , both ∼ T 2 T d and ∼ T T 2 d . There is only a mild sensitivity to the details of these nonconstant terms. Overall we find a good agreement with the lattice results.For the pressure, the conformal anomaly, and the Polyakov loop the nonconstant terms are relevant only in a narrow region below ∼ 1.2 T d . We also compute the 't Hooft loop, and find that the details of the nonconstant terms enter in a much wider region, up to ∼ 4 T d .

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gauge theories at large

Cited by 285 publications

References 917 publications

Introductory lectures to large- QCD phenomenology and lattice results

Introductory lectures to large- QCD phenomenology and lattice results

On finite-temperature holographic QCD in the Veneziano limit

Matrix model for deconfinement in aSU(2)gauge theory in2+1dimensions

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