We obtain a formal solution of an integral equation for qqˉ bound states, depending on a parameter \eta which interpolates between 't Hooft's (\eta=0) and Wu's (\eta=1) equations. We also get an explicit approximate expression for its spectrum for a particular value of the ratio of the coupling constant to the quark mass. The spectrum turns out to be in qualitative agreement with 't Hooft's as long as \eta \neq 1. In the limit \eta=1 (Wu's case) the entire spectrum collapses to zero, in particular no rising Regge trajectories are found.
Nardelli, G., Bassetto, A., Shuvaev, A., Two-dimensional Yang-Mills theory in the leading 1/N expansion revisited, <<NUCLEAR PHYSICS. B>>, 1997; 1997 (495): 451-460. [doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0550-3213(97)00207-1] [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/8601]
Two-dimensional Yang-Mills theory in the leading 1/N expansion revisited
Nardelli, Giuseppe;Bassetto, Antonio;
1997
Abstract
We obtain a formal solution of an integral equation for qqˉ bound states, depending on a parameter \eta which interpolates between 't Hooft's (\eta=0) and Wu's (\eta=1) equations. We also get an explicit approximate expression for its spectrum for a particular value of the ratio of the coupling constant to the quark mass. The spectrum turns out to be in qualitative agreement with 't Hooft's as long as \eta \neq 1. In the limit \eta=1 (Wu's case) the entire spectrum collapses to zero, in particular no rising Regge trajectories are found.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.