Finite-volume momentum-space constraints in a mean-field quark-meson model shift the critical endpoint significantly for L<10 fm and displace baryon fluctuation signals, with the shift direction depending on the chosen scenario.
One-loop constituent quark contributions to the vector and axial-vector meson curvature mass
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The renormalized contribution of fermions to the curvature masses of vector and axial-vector mesons is derived with two different methods at leading order in the loop expansion applied to the (2+1)-flavor constituent quark-meson model. The corresponding contribution to the curvature masses of the scalar and pseudoscalar mesons, already known in the literature, is rederived in a transparent way. The temperature dependence of the curvature mass of various (axial-)vector modes obtained by decomposing the curvature mass tensor is investigated along with the (axial-)vector--(pseudo)scalar mixing. All fermionic corrections are expressed as simple integrals that involve at finite temperature only the Fermi-Dirac distribution function modified by the Polyakov-loop degrees of freedom. The renormalization of the (axial-)vector curvature mass allows us to lift a redundancy in the original Lagrangian of the globally symmetric extended linear sigma model, in which terms already generated by the covariant derivative were reincluded with different coupling constants.
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Finite size effects on the phase diagram and the baryon fluctuations via momentum space constraints
Finite-volume momentum-space constraints in a mean-field quark-meson model shift the critical endpoint significantly for L<10 fm and displace baryon fluctuation signals, with the shift direction depending on the chosen scenario.