2005
DOI: 10.1103/physrevd.71.074015
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Strings with a confining core in a quark-gluon plasma

Abstract: We consider the intersection of N different interfaces interpolating between different Z N vacua of an SU(N) gauge theory using the Polyakov loop order parameter. Topological arguments show that at such a string-like junction, the order parameter should vanish, implying that the core of this string (i.e. the junction region of all the interfaces) is in the confining phase. Using the effective potential for the Polyakov loop proposed by Pisarski for QCD, we use numerical minimization technique and estimate the … Show more

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“…These interfaces have been well studied in SU(3) lattice pure gauge theory [21]. The interface solution for the Polyakov loop potential as a time independent solution is given in [12]. Here, we also use the same energy minimization technique as used in [12] to get the interface profile.…”
Section: The Polyakov-quark-meson Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These interfaces have been well studied in SU(3) lattice pure gauge theory [21]. The interface solution for the Polyakov loop potential as a time independent solution is given in [12]. Here, we also use the same energy minimization technique as used in [12] to get the interface profile.…”
Section: The Polyakov-quark-meson Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The interface solution for the Polyakov loop potential as a time independent solution is given in [12]. Here, we also use the same energy minimization technique as used in [12] to get the interface profile. To determine the interface profile one needs to consider the profile of Polyakov loop in one dimension ( say along z).…”
Section: The Polyakov-quark-meson Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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