2010
DOI: 10.1134/s1063778810070185
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Some special features in the filling of the Fermi sphere with quark quasiparticles

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“…We need also the energy density of the quark ensemble E = 2N c w, which can be expressed through specific energy attributed to a one quark, see [15], in form…”
Section: Nontrivial Average In Scalar Channelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We need also the energy density of the quark ensemble E = 2N c w, which can be expressed through specific energy attributed to a one quark, see [15], in form…”
Section: Nontrivial Average In Scalar Channelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then the quark energy in the phase of nonzero chiral quark condensate is degenerate as it follows from equation ( 6), E p = 2G s . Therefore, to deal with the quark ensemble of changing a baryon/quark density we need to introduce the Fermi momentum P F that characterises the process of filling up the Fermi sphere by quark quasiparticles (the details can be found in [15]). Having determined the energy density and baryon charge density of an ensemble we may obtain a inter-relation between the Fermi momentum and the chemical potential.…”
Section: Now the Green Function Is Determined By The Relationmentioning
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