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Page 1: QCD – from the vacuum to high temperature

QCD – from the QCD – from the vacuum to high vacuum to high

temperaturetemperature an analytical an analytical

approachapproach

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Analytical description of Analytical description of phase transition phase transition

Needs model that can account Needs model that can account simultaneously for the correct simultaneously for the correct degrees of freedom below and above degrees of freedom below and above the transition temperature.the transition temperature.

Partial aspects can be described by Partial aspects can be described by more limited models, e.g. chiral more limited models, e.g. chiral properties at small momenta. properties at small momenta.

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Higgs picture of Higgs picture of QCDQCD

““spontaneous breaking of color spontaneous breaking of color ““

in the QCD – vacuumin the QCD – vacuum

octet condensateoctet condensate

for Nfor Nf f = 3 ( u,d,s )= 3 ( u,d,s )C.Wetterich, Phys.Rev.D64,036003(2001),hep-ph/0008150

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Many pictures …Many pictures …… … of the QCD vacuum have been proposedof the QCD vacuum have been proposed

monopoles, instantons, vortices, spaghetti vacuum monopoles, instantons, vortices, spaghetti vacuum ……

in principle, no contradiction – there may be more in principle, no contradiction – there may be more than one valid picturethan one valid picture

most proposals say essentially nothing about the most proposals say essentially nothing about the low mass excitations in low mass excitations in realreal QCD, i.e mesons and QCD, i.e mesons and baryonsbaryons

different for Higgs picture !different for Higgs picture !

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Electroweak phase Electroweak phase diagramdiagram

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Masses of excitations Masses of excitations (d=3)(d=3)

O.Philipsen,M.Teper,H.Wittig ‘97

small MH large MH

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ContinuityContinuity

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Higgs phase and Higgs phase and confinementconfinement

can be equivalent –can be equivalent – then simply two different descriptions then simply two different descriptions

(pictures) of the same physical situation(pictures) of the same physical situationIs this realized for QCD ?Is this realized for QCD ?Necessary condition : spectrum of Necessary condition : spectrum of

excitations with the same quantum excitations with the same quantum numbers in both picturesnumbers in both pictures

- known for QCD : mesons + baryons -- known for QCD : mesons + baryons -

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Spontaneous breaking of Spontaneous breaking of colorcolor

Condensate of colored scalar fieldCondensate of colored scalar field Equivalence of Higgs and confinement Equivalence of Higgs and confinement

description in description in realreal (N (Nff=3) QCD =3) QCD vacuumvacuum Gauge symmetries not spontaneously Gauge symmetries not spontaneously

broken in formal sense ( only for fixed broken in formal sense ( only for fixed gauge ) gauge )

Similar situation as in electroweak theorySimilar situation as in electroweak theory No “fundamental” scalarsNo “fundamental” scalars Symmetry breaking by quark-antiquark-Symmetry breaking by quark-antiquark-

condensatecondensate

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Analogy between weak and Analogy between weak and strong interactionsstrong interactions

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Quark –antiquark Quark –antiquark condensatecondensate

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Octet condensateOctet condensate < octet > ≠ 0 :< octet > ≠ 0 : ““Spontaneous breaking of color”Spontaneous breaking of color” Higgs mechanismHiggs mechanism Massive Gluons – all masses Massive Gluons – all masses

equalequal Eight octets have vevEight octets have vev Infrared regulator for QCDInfrared regulator for QCD

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Electric chargeElectric charge < octet > ≠ 0 :< octet > ≠ 0 : Spontaneous breaking of Spontaneous breaking of

electromagnetic U(1) symmetry electromagnetic U(1) symmetry (some components of octet carry (some components of octet carry

electric charge – similar to Higgs electric charge – similar to Higgs mechanism for hypercharge in mechanism for hypercharge in electroweak theory)electroweak theory)

Combined U(1) symmetry survives Combined U(1) symmetry survives (cf. Q=I(cf. Q=I33 + ½ Y in e.w. standard model) + ½ Y in e.w. standard model)

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Electric charge of Electric charge of “quarks”“quarks”

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Flavor symmetryFlavor symmetry

for equal quark masses :for equal quark masses :

octet preserves global SU(3)-symmetryoctet preserves global SU(3)-symmetry “ “diagonal in color and flavor”diagonal in color and flavor” “ “color-flavor-locking”color-flavor-locking”

(cf. Alford,Rajagopal,Wilczek ; Schaefer,Wilczek)(cf. Alford,Rajagopal,Wilczek ; Schaefer,Wilczek)

All particles fall into representations ofAll particles fall into representations of the “eightfold way”the “eightfold way”

quarks : 8 + 1 , gluons : 8quarks : 8 + 1 , gluons : 8

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Related earlier ideas:

K.Bardakci,M.Halpern; I.Bars ’72R.Mohapatra,J.Pati,A.Salam ’76A.De Rujula,R.Giles,R.Jaffe ‘78T.Banks,E.Rabinovici ’79E.Fradkin,S.Shenker ’79G. t’Hooft ’80S.Dimopoulos,S.Raby,L.Susskind ’80T.Matsumoto ’80B.Iijima,R.Jaffe ’81M.Yasue ’90M.Alford,K.Rajagopal,F.Wilczek ’99T.Schaefer,F.Wilczek ‘99

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Color-flavor-lockingColor-flavor-lockingChiral symmetry breaking :Chiral symmetry breaking : SU(3)SU(3)LL x SU(3) x SU(3)RR SU(3) SU(3)VV

Color symmetry breaking :Color symmetry breaking : SU(3)SU(3)cc x SU(3) x SU(3)VV SU(3) SU(3)diagonaldiagonal

Quarks :Quarks : 3 x 3 8 + 13 x 3 8 + 1Gluons :Gluons : 8 x 1 8 8 x 1 8

Similar to high density QCD :Similar to high density QCD :

Alford,Rajagopal,Wilczek ; Schaefer,WilczekAlford,Rajagopal,Wilczek ; Schaefer,Wilczek

color~ flavor

_

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Octet condensateOctet condensate

Color symmetry breaking :Color symmetry breaking :

SU(3)SU(3)cc x SU(3) x SU(3)VV SU(3)SU(3)diagonaldiagonal

color~ flavor 8 x 8 1 + …< χ > :

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Quarks and gluons carry Quarks and gluons carry the observed quantum the observed quantum numbers of isospin and numbers of isospin and

strangenessstrangenessof the baryon and of the baryon and

vector meson octets !vector meson octets !

They are integer charged!They are integer charged!

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DualityDuality

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Quantum numbers match Quantum numbers match !!

Of course , there are many more Of course , there are many more excitations excitations

(resonances ).(resonances ).

Strong interactions bound statesStrong interactions bound states

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Higgs description seems Higgs description seems possible - is it simple ?possible - is it simple ?

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EffectiveEffective low energy model low energy model for QCDfor QCD

Composite scalarsComposite scalars ( quark-antiquark- bound states )( quark-antiquark- bound states ) Gauge invarianceGauge invariance ApproximationApproximation:: renormalizable interactions renormalizable interactions for QCD with scalarsfor QCD with scalars Comparison with observation?Comparison with observation?

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Low energy effective Low energy effective actionaction

γ=φ+χ

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SimplicitySimplicity

This simple effective action will yield the This simple effective action will yield the massesmasses and and couplingscouplings of the of the baryons, baryons, pseudoscalarspseudoscalars and and vector mesonsvector mesons, , ( including electromagnetic couplings by ( including electromagnetic couplings by covariant derivatives ) !covariant derivatives ) !

( five parameters , to be later determined by ( five parameters , to be later determined by QCD )QCD )

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New scalar interactionsNew scalar interactions

Gauge covariant kinetic termGauge covariant kinetic term Effective potentialEffective potential Yukawa coupling to quarksYukawa coupling to quarks

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CalculabilityCalculability

Remember : no fundamental Remember : no fundamental scalarsscalars

Effective couplings should be Effective couplings should be calculable from QCD – i.e. gauge calculable from QCD – i.e. gauge coupling or confinement scalecoupling or confinement scale

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Effective octet potentialEffective octet potentialsimple instanton computation

χ0 = 150 MeV

Mρ = 850 MeV

Chiral anomaly !

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Masses of physical Masses of physical particlesparticles

determine three phenomenological parameters

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Phenomenological Phenomenological parametersparameters

5 undetermined 5 undetermined parametersparameters

predictionspredictions

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Chiral perturbation Chiral perturbation theorytheory

+ all predictions of chiral perturbation + all predictions of chiral perturbation theorytheory

+ determination of parameters+ determination of parameters

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First conclusionsFirst conclusions Spontaneous color symmetry Spontaneous color symmetry

breaking plausible in QCDbreaking plausible in QCD QCD - computation of effective vector QCD - computation of effective vector

mass neededmass needed Simple effective action can account Simple effective action can account

for mass spectrum of light baryons for mass spectrum of light baryons and mesons as well as their couplingsand mesons as well as their couplings

Gluon - Meson dualityGluon - Meson duality Quark - Baryon dualityQuark - Baryon duality

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Nonlinear formulationNonlinear formulation Use of nonlinear fields makes Use of nonlinear fields makes

physical content of the effective physical content of the effective action more transparent.action more transparent.

Similar to nonlinear fields for pionsSimilar to nonlinear fields for pions Selection of nonlinear fields follows Selection of nonlinear fields follows

symmetry content of the theorysymmetry content of the theory

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Gauge invarianceGauge invariance Higgs picture is a guide for ideas and a way to Higgs picture is a guide for ideas and a way to

compute gauge invariant quantities at the endcompute gauge invariant quantities at the end Intuition can be misleading for certain Intuition can be misleading for certain

questions questions Effective action, U( Effective action, U( φφ,,χχ ) : gauge invariant ) : gauge invariant Nonlinear fields : gauge singlets Nonlinear fields : gauge singlets

Only assumptions :Only assumptions : A) minimum of U preserves global SU(3)A) minimum of U preserves global SU(3) B) minimum not for B) minimum not for χχ=0=0 ( for appropriate gauge and normalization of ( for appropriate gauge and normalization of

χχ ) )

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Nonlinear fields : Nonlinear fields : ππ,K,,K,ηη, , ηη’’

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Nonlinear fields : Nonlinear fields : diquark cloud diquark cloud

The product The product WW••vv transforms as transforms as an antidiquarkan antidiquark

B=-2/3B=-2/3 vv : color triplet : color triplet

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How quarks get dressed as How quarks get dressed as baryonsbaryons

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Gauge bosons/vector Gauge bosons/vector mesonsmesons

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All fields except All fields except vv are gauge are gauge singletssinglets

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Effective action in terms of Effective action in terms of physical fieldsphysical fields

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Effective action in terms of Effective action in terms of physical fieldsphysical fields

linear fields nonlinear fields

Insert expressions for ψ,A,χ,φ

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Nonlinear local Nonlinear local symmetrysymmetry

Has been investigated since long ago in theHas been investigated since long ago in thecontext of chiral theories, describes context of chiral theories, describes ρρ - -

bosonsbosons Here :Here : Not postulatedNot postulated Consequence of local color symmetry Consequence of local color symmetry

+ “SSB”+ “SSB” Gauge bosons = gluons = Gauge bosons = gluons = ρρ - bosons - bosons Predictions correct !Predictions correct !

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Reparameterization Reparameterization symmetrysymmetry

Decomposition into nonlinearDecomposition into nonlinearfields is not unique. E.g.fields is not unique. E.g.

N can be multiplied by N can be multiplied by unitaryunitary

transformation from left, andtransformation from left, andW from right.W from right.

local U(3)local U(3) reparameterization symmetryreparameterization symmetry

infinitesimal transformation

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BaryonsBaryons

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Pion nucleon couplingPion nucleon coupling

Two moresuccessfulpredictions

F,D are not fixed by chiral symmetry !

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Pseudoscalar mesonsPseudoscalar mesons Kinetic term for Kinetic term for

pseudoscalar pseudoscalar mesons as in chiral mesons as in chiral perturbation perturbation theorytheory

meson decay meson decay constantconstant

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Vector mesonsVector mesons

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Electromagnetic Electromagnetic interactionsinteractions

include byinclude by covariant covariant derivativederivative

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ρρ - couplings - couplings

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ρρ - couplings - couplings

prediction :experiment :

Vector dominance is realized by Higgs picture of QCD

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Connection to gauge Connection to gauge invariant formulation for invariant formulation for

linear fieldslinear fields Vector channel : use singlet fieldsVector channel : use singlet fields

(in addition to A,(in addition to A,φφ,,χχ ; fermions omitted here ) ; fermions omitted here ) Solve field equations for colored bosonsSolve field equations for colored bosons

ΓΓ[[φφ,,ρρ] contains directly the information ] contains directly the information for gauge invariant correlation functionsfor gauge invariant correlation functions

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A - A - ρρ mixing mixing

Insert solution A[ρ]

Mixing produces mass shift

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Conclusion (2)Conclusion (2)

Phenomenology Phenomenology works well for works well for simple effective actionsimple effective action

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Chiral phase transition Chiral phase transition at high temperatureat high temperature

High temperature phase transition in QCD :High temperature phase transition in QCD : Melting of octet condensateMelting of octet condensate

Lattice simulations :Lattice simulations :Deconfinement temperature = critical Deconfinement temperature = critical

temperature for restoration of chiral temperature for restoration of chiral symmetrysymmetry

Why ?Why ?

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Simple explanation :Simple explanation :

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Temperature dependent effective Temperature dependent effective potentialpotential

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Temperature corrections to Temperature corrections to effective octet potentialeffective octet potential

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Vacuum effective potential Vacuum effective potential ( T=0 )( T=0 )

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Interesting relation Interesting relation between Tbetween Tcc

and and ηη’ properties’ properties

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A simple mean field A simple mean field calculationcalculation

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Conclusions ( 3 )Conclusions ( 3 )

Coherent picture for phase diagram of Coherent picture for phase diagram of QCD QCD

is emergingis emerging Gluon meson duality allows for Gluon meson duality allows for

analytical calculationsanalytical calculations Quark-baryon duality :Quark-baryon duality : Direct contact to quantities of nuclear Direct contact to quantities of nuclear

physicsphysics

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Questions ?Questions ?

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Lattice testsLattice tests a) Continuitya) Continuity

- Add “fundamental” scalar octets and start Add “fundamental” scalar octets and start in perturbative Higgs phase in perturbative Higgs phase

( large negative mass term ).( large negative mass term ).- Remove scalars continuously by Remove scalars continuously by

increasing the mass term to large positive increasing the mass term to large positive valuesvalues

Phase transition or analytical crossover ?Phase transition or analytical crossover ?

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ChallengesChallenges Instanton computation of U(Instanton computation of U(φφ,,χχ)) (improve by nonperturbative flow (improve by nonperturbative flow

equation )equation ) Check continuity between Higgs and Check continuity between Higgs and

confinement description by lattice confinement description by lattice simulationsimulation

Explicit construction of a local diquark Explicit construction of a local diquark operator with transformation Wv operator with transformation Wv

(nonvanishing expectation value )(nonvanishing expectation value )

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