Hard Thermal Loops in a Moving Plasma and a Magnetic Mass Term

V.P.Nair

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Hard Thermal Loops in a Moving Plasma and a Magnetic Mass Term

V.P.Nair

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 13 Jun 1994

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The authors' main claim Generalizing from this we suggest a candidate for the magnetic mass term.

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We consider the hard thermal loops of QCD for a moving quark-gluon plasma. Generalizing from this we suggest a candidate for the magnetic mass term. This term may also be useful in understanding the mass gap of three-dimensional non-Abelian gauge theories.

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We consider the hard thermal loops of QCD for a moving quark-gluon plasma. Generalizing from this we suggest a candidate for the magnetic mass term. This term may also be useful in understanding the mass gap of three-dimensional non-Abelian gauge theories.

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We begin with a brief review of the mass-term introduced in [ref] and its various relevant algebraic properties.

A Supersymmetry Preserving Mass-Deformation of N=1 Super Yang-Mills in D=2+1 · Introduction · 0.91

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