Lattice Coulomb hamiltonian and static color-Coulomb field

Daniel Zwanziger

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    Abstract

    The lattice Coulomb-gauge hamiltonian is derived from the transfer matrix of Wilson's Euclidean lattice gauge theory, wherein the lattice form of Gauss's law is satisfied identically. The restriction to a fundamental modular region (no Gribov copies) is implemented in an effective hamiltonian by the addition of a "horizon function" G to the lattice Coulomb-gauge hamiltonian. Its coefficient γ0 is a thermodynamic parameter that ultimately sets the scale for hadronic mass, and which is related to the bare coupling constant g0 by a "horizon condition". This condition determines the low momentum behavior of the (ghost) propagator that transmits the instantaneous longitudinal color-electric field, and thereby provides for a confinement-like feature in leading order in a new weak-coupling expansion.

    Original languageEnglish (US)
    Pages (from-to)185-240
    Number of pages56
    JournalNuclear Physics, Section B
    Volume485
    Issue number1-2
    StatePublished - Feb 3 1997

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    color
    horizon
    ghosts
    gauge theory
    constrictions
    momentum
    thermodynamics
    expansion
    propagation
    electric fields
    coefficients

    Keywords

    • Coulomb-gauge Hamiltonian
    • Lattice gauge theory
    • QCD
    • QCD Hamiltonian
    • Quark potential

    ASJC Scopus subject areas

    • Nuclear and High Energy Physics

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    Lattice Coulomb hamiltonian and static color-Coulomb field. / Zwanziger, Daniel.

    In: Nuclear Physics, Section B, Vol. 485, No. 1-2, 03.02.1997, p. 185-240.

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    Zwanziger, D 1997, 'Lattice Coulomb hamiltonian and static color-Coulomb field', Nuclear Physics, Section B, vol. 485, no. 1-2, pp. 185-240.
    Zwanziger D. Lattice Coulomb hamiltonian and static color-Coulomb field. Nuclear Physics, Section B. 1997 Feb 3;485(1-2):185-240.
    Zwanziger, Daniel. / Lattice Coulomb hamiltonian and static color-Coulomb field. In: Nuclear Physics, Section B. 1997 ; Vol. 485, No. 1-2. pp. 185-240.
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