Lattice simulations in the center-symmetric Landau gauge show that the link average and the D33-D88 gluon propagator difference signal center-symmetry breaking across the deconfinement transition.
The center-symmetric Landau gauge meets the lattice
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A lattice implementation of the recently introduced center-symmetric Landau gauge is discussed and its predictions confronted with numerical Monte Carlo simulations. It is shown that the link average and the link correlators computed in that gauge are order parameters of the confinement-deconfinement transition at nonzero temperature. Strictly speaking, this requires a specific treatment of the Gribov copies that we discuss in detail. The numerical simulations comply with the theoretical predictions for the link average computed below and above the deconfinement temperature. Our results show that, within appropriately chosen gauges, one can construct local order parameters for center symmetry, as proxies for the non-local Polyakov loop.
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Center-symmetric Landau gauge, the deconfinement transition and the gluon propagator as seen in lattice QCD
Lattice simulations in the center-symmetric Landau gauge show that the link average and the D33-D88 gluon propagator difference signal center-symmetry breaking across the deconfinement transition.