The ILM framework computes hadron spectra, form factors, PDFs, TMDs, and soft functions from instanton vacuum parameters, connecting nonperturbative QCD topology to partonic observables.
Toward a Theory of the Strong Interactions
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Quantum gravity forces the QCD theta parameter to emerge as the vev of a local axion field through coherent-state representations of geometry and a quantum-information interpretation of topological-charge superselection.
Review classifies QCD axion models extending the standard mass-coupling window and updates bounds from cosmology, astrophysics, and experiments.
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A Quantitative Framework of Nonperturbative QCD from Topological Vacuum with Application to Parton Structures
The ILM framework computes hadron spectra, form factors, PDFs, TMDs, and soft functions from instanton vacuum parameters, connecting nonperturbative QCD topology to partonic observables.
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Gravity, Superselection Rules and Axions
Quantum gravity forces the QCD theta parameter to emerge as the vev of a local axion field through coherent-state representations of geometry and a quantum-information interpretation of topological-charge superselection.
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The landscape of QCD axion models
Review classifies QCD axion models extending the standard mass-coupling window and updates bounds from cosmology, astrophysics, and experiments.