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Restoration of Dynamically Broken Chiral and Color Symmetries for an Accelerated Observer

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arxiv hep-th/0612009 v1 pith:4HN7UNAW submitted 2006-12-01 hep-th

Restoration of Dynamically Broken Chiral and Color Symmetries for an Accelerated Observer

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We study the behavior of quark and diquark condensates at finite Unruh temperature as seen by an accelerated observer. The gap equations for these condensates have been obtained with consideration of a finite chemical potential. Critical values of the acceleration for the restoration of chiral and color symmetries have been estimated.

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