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On Topological Susceptibility, Vacuum Energy and Theta Dependence in Gluodynamics

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 9 Jul 1997

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The authors' main claim Using these relations, we find the theta dependence of the condensates <GG>, <G \tilde{G}> and of the partition function for small theta and an arbitrary number of colors.

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CitationAriel Zhitnitsky, Igor Halperin. "On Topological Susceptibility, Vacuum Energy and Theta Dependence in Gluodynamics." arXiv:hep-ph/9707286 (1997). https://pith.science/paper/FT63HVLY
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We suggest that the topological susceptibility in gluodynamics can be found in terms of the gluon condensate using renormalizability and heavy fermion representation of the anomaly. Analogous relations can be also obtained for other zero momentum correlation functions involving the topological density operator. Using these relations, we find the theta dependence of the condensates <GG>, <G \tilde{G}> and of the partition function for small theta and an arbitrary number of colors.

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s0 We suggest that the topological susceptibility in gluodynamics can be found in terms of the gluon condensate using renormalizability and heavy fermion representation of the anomaly. contribution 0.82 0.63 0.62 hedged possibility 0.92
s1 Analogous relations can be also obtained for other zero momentum correlation functions involving the topological density operator. result 0.45 0.57 0.08 asserted 0.55
s2 Using these relations, we find the theta dependence of the condensates <GG>, <G \tilde{G}> and of the partition function for small theta and an arbitrary number of colors. result 0.98 0.95 0.60 asserted 1.00

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We suggest that the topological susceptibility in gluodynamics can be found in terms of the gluon condensate using renormalizability and heavy fermion representation of the anomaly. Analogous relations can be also obtained for other zero momentum correlation functions involving the topological density operator. Using these relations, we find the theta dependence of the condensates <GG>, <G \tilde{G}> and of the partition function for small theta and an arbitrary number of colors.

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