A test for the temporal axial gauge at finite temperature: The two-loop gluon-interaction pressure calculated in the real time formalism

James, K. A.

doi:10.1007/bf01570802

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“…It is therefore natural to try to extend this to finite temperature. This has been done by James in real-time [17,18,19] and James and Landshoff in imaginary-time [13] based on the Hamiltonian approach to the Vienna prescription derived in [16]. Here we concern ourselves only with the imaginary-time formalism.…”

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Difficulties in formulating an imaginary-time formalism of temporal axial gauge at finite T

Wong

1995

Z. Phys. C - Particles and Fields

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Following the successful construction of the finite T real-time formalism in temporal axial gauge, we attempt to further study the equivalent new imaginary-time formalism of James and Landshoff based on the same Hamiltonian approach in the hope that it will provide the answer to Debye screening in QCD. It turns out that, unlike in the real-time case, energy conservation does not hold because of the unusual representation of the longitudinal field forced upon by the Hamiltonian formulation.

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Section: James and Landshoff 'S Tag Formalismmentioning

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“…They have initiated a new formalism in which the longitudinal propagator comes out automatically free of the p 0 = 0 singularity. They have shown that one can obtain the same answer of the two-loop pressure in this formalism as in covariant gauge and Feynman gauge [13,19].…”

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Difficulties in formulating an imaginary-time formalism of temporal axial gauge at finite T

Wong

1995

Z. Phys. C - Particles and Fields

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Pole prescription in axial gauge at finite temperature

Kreuzer

Nachbagauer

1991

Physics Letters B

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Finite temperature formalism for non-Abelian gauge theories in the physical phase space

Nachbagauer

1995

Phys. Rev. D

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We establish a new framework of finite temperature field theory for Yang-Mills theories in the physical phase space eliminating all unphysical degrees of freedoms. Relating our method to the imaginary time formalism of James and Landshoff in temporal axial gauge, we calculate the two-loop pressure and provide a systematic and unique method to construct the additional vertices encountered in their approach.

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A test for the temporal axial gauge at finite temperature: The two-loop gluon-interaction pressure calculated in the real time formalism

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Difficulties in formulating an imaginary-time formalism of temporal axial gauge at finite T

Difficulties in formulating an imaginary-time formalism of temporal axial gauge at finite T

Pole prescription in axial gauge at finite temperature

Finite temperature formalism for non-Abelian gauge theories in the physical phase space

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