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arxiv 2211.12594 v1 pith:GLNVCJFN submitted 2022-11-22 hep-ph hep-exhep-latnucl-exnucl-th

Schwinger mechanism for gluons from lattice QCD

A. C. Aguilar , F. De Soto , M. N. Ferreira , J. Papavassiliou , F. Pinto-G\'omez , C. D. Roberts , J. Rodr\'iguez-Quintero This is my paper
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Continuum and lattice analyses have revealed the existence of a mass-scale in the gluon two-point Schwinger function. It has long been conjectured that this expresses the action of a Schwinger mechanism for gauge boson mass generation in quantum chromodynamics (QCD). For such to be true, it is necessary and sufficient that a dynamically-generated, massless, colour-carrying, scalar gluon+gluon correlation emerge as a feature of the dressed three-gluon vertex. Working with results on elementary Schwinger functions obtained via the numerical simulation of lattice-regularised QCD, we establish with an extremely high level of confidence that just such a feature appears; hence, confirm the conjectured origin of the gluon mass scale.

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