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QCD – from the vacuum to high temperature. an analytical approach. Functional Renormalization Group. from small to large scales. How to come from quarks and gluons to baryons and mesons ?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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QCD – from the QCD – from the vacuum to high vacuum to high temperaturetemperature

an analytical approachan analytical approach

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Functional Renormalization Functional Renormalization GroupGroup

from small to large scalesfrom small to large scales

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How to come from quarks and How to come from quarks and gluons to baryons and mesons ?gluons to baryons and mesons ?

Find effective description where relevant Find effective description where relevant degrees of freedom depend on degrees of freedom depend on momentum scale or resolution in spacemomentum scale or resolution in space..

Microscope with variable resolution:Microscope with variable resolution: High resolution , small piece of volume:High resolution , small piece of volume: quarks and gluonsquarks and gluons Low resolution, large volume : hadronsLow resolution, large volume : hadrons

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Scales in strong interactionsScales in strong interactions

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Flow equation for average Flow equation for average potentialpotential

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Simple one loop structure –Simple one loop structure –nevertheless (almost) exactnevertheless (almost) exact

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Infrared cutoffInfrared cutoff

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Wave function renormalization Wave function renormalization and anomalous dimensionand anomalous dimension

for Zfor Zk k ((φφ,q,q22) : flow equation is) : flow equation is exact !exact !

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approximationsapproximations

On the exact level :On the exact level :

New flow equation forNew flow equation for ZZk k ((φφ,q,q22) ) needed !needed !

Often approximative form ofOften approximative form of ZZk k ((φφ,q,q22) )

is known or can be simply computedis known or can be simply computede.g.small anomalous dimensione.g.small anomalous dimension

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Partial Partial differential differential equation for equation for function U(k,function U(k,φφ) ) depending on depending on two ( or more ) two ( or more ) variablesvariables

Z Z kk = c k-η

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RegularisationRegularisationFor suitable RFor suitable Rkk

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Momentum integral is ultraviolet and Momentum integral is ultraviolet and infrared finiteinfrared finite

Numerical integration possibleNumerical integration possible Flow equation defines a regularization Flow equation defines a regularization

scheme ( ERGE –regularization )scheme ( ERGE –regularization )

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Integration by momentum shellsIntegration by momentum shells

Momentum integralMomentum integralis dominated by is dominated by qq22 ~ ~ k k2 2 ..

Flow only sensitive toFlow only sensitive to physics at scale kphysics at scale k

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Scalar field theoryScalar field theory

e.g. linear sigma-model fore.g. linear sigma-model forchiral symmetry breaking in QCDchiral symmetry breaking in QCD

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Scalar field theoryScalar field theory

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O(N) - modelO(N) - model First order derivative expansionFirst order derivative expansion

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Flow of effective potentialFlow of effective potential

Ising modelIsing model CO2

TT** =304.15 K =304.15 Kpp** =73.8.bar =73.8.barρρ** = 0.442 g cm-2 = 0.442 g cm-2

Experiment :

S.Seide …

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Critical behaviourCritical behaviour

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Critical exponentsCritical exponents

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Scaling form of evolution Scaling form of evolution equationequation

Tetradis …

On r.h.s. :neither the scale k nor the wave function renormalization Z appear explicitly.Fixed point correspondsto second order phase transition.

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Essential scaling :Essential scaling : d=2,N=2 d=2,N=2

Flow equation Flow equation contains contains correctly the correctly the non-perturbative non-perturbative information !information !

(essential (essential scaling usually scaling usually described by described by vortices)vortices)

Von Gersdorff …

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Kosterlitz-Thouless phase Kosterlitz-Thouless phase transition (d=2,N=2)transition (d=2,N=2)

Correct description of phase withCorrect description of phase with Goldstone boson Goldstone boson ( infinite correlation length ) ( infinite correlation length ) for T<Tfor T<Tcc

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Exact renormalization group Exact renormalization group equationequation

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Generating functionalGenerating functional

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Loop expansion :perturbation theory withinfrared cutoffin propagator

Effective average actionEffective average action

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Quantum effective actionQuantum effective action

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Proof of Proof of exact flow equationexact flow equation

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TruncationsTruncations

Functional differential equation –Functional differential equation – cannot be solved exactlycannot be solved exactlyApproximative solution by Approximative solution by truncation truncation ofof most general form of effective actionmost general form of effective action

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Exact flow equation for Exact flow equation for effective potentialeffective potential

Evaluate exact flow equation for Evaluate exact flow equation for homogeneous field homogeneous field φφ . .

R.h.s. involves exact propagator in R.h.s. involves exact propagator in homogeneous background field homogeneous background field φφ..

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Nambu Jona-Lasinio modelNambu Jona-Lasinio model

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Critical temperature , NCritical temperature , Nf f = 2= 2

J.Berges,D.Jungnickel,…

Lattice simulation

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Chiral condensateChiral condensate

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temperature temperature dependent dependent massesmasses

pion masspion mass

sigma masssigma mass

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CriticalCriticalequationequationofofstatestate

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ScalingScalingformformofofequationequationof stateof state

Berges,Tetradis,…

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Universal critical equation of stateis valid near critical temperature if the only light degrees of freedomare pions + sigma withO(4) – symmetry.

Not necessarily valid in QCD, even for two flavors !

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Chiral quark–meson modelChiral quark–meson model

J.Berges,D.Jungnickel…

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Effective low energy theoryEffective low energy theory

Imagine that for scale k=700 MeV all Imagine that for scale k=700 MeV all other fields except quarks have been other fields except quarks have been integrated out and the result is an integrated out and the result is an essentially pointlike four quark interactionessentially pointlike four quark interaction

Not obviously a valid approximation !Not obviously a valid approximation !

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Connection with Connection with four quark interaction four quark interaction

In principle, m can beIn principle, m can becomputed from fourcomputed from fourquark interaction inquark interaction inQCDQCD

Meggiolaro,…Meggiolaro,…

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Chiral quark-meson model – Chiral quark-meson model – three flavorsthree flavors

ΦΦ : (3,3) of SU(3) : (3,3) of SU(3)LL x SU(3) x SU(3)RR

Effective potential depends on invariantsEffective potential depends on invariants

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Spontaneous chiral Spontaneous chiral symmetry breaking symmetry breaking

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LimitationsLimitations Confinement not includedConfinement not included Pointlike interaction at scale kPointlike interaction at scale kφφ not a very not a very

accurate description of the physics accurate description of the physics associated with gluonsassociated with gluons

substantial errors in nonuniversal substantial errors in nonuniversal quantities ( e.g. Tquantities ( e.g. Tc c ))

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ConclusionsConclusions

Non-perturbative flow equation ( ERGE )Non-perturbative flow equation ( ERGE ) Useful non-perturbative methodUseful non-perturbative method Well tested in simple bosonic and Well tested in simple bosonic and

fermionic systemsfermionic systems Interesting generalizations to gauge Interesting generalizations to gauge

theories , gravitytheories , gravity

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Flow equations for QCDFlow equations for QCDMuch work in progress by various groupsMuch work in progress by various groups Gluodynamics ( no quarks )Gluodynamics ( no quarks ) Quark-meson modelsQuark-meson models Description of bound statesDescription of bound states For realistic QCD : if Higgs picture For realistic QCD : if Higgs picture

correct, this would greatly enhance the correct, this would greatly enhance the chances of quantitatively reliable chances of quantitatively reliable solutionssolutions

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