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T: Fachverband Teilchenphysik
T 13: QCD (Theorie) IV / Quantenfeldtheorie II
T 13.4: Group Report
Thursday, March 18, 2010, 17:35–17:55, HG XVI
Dimensional reduced QCD at high temperature — •Jan Möller — Universität Bielefeld, Bielefeld, Deutschland
QCD at high temperature T exhibits three different momentum scales T,gT and g2T. Pertubation theory restricted to the momentum scale T can be treated with conventional methods. But at higher order in pertubation theory, the other scales enter the stage and can contribute to obervables.In contrast to the momentum scale T, these low momentum scales are only accessible through improved analytic methods or non-perturbatively via lattice simulations, as is especially the case for the g2T scale.
At high temperature these momentum scales are clearly separated and allow to construct a sequence of two effective field theories by integrating out the gT and g2T scale.
I will discuss the O(g6) contribution to the electric screening mass mE2 and O(g8) correction to the effective gauge coupling gE2 appearing as matching coefficients in so-called EQCD, which acts as a large-distance effective theory for the theory of strong interactions at finite-temperature.
These corrections are necessary for the pressure of hot QCD at g7. On the other hand, the effective gauge coupling can be used to determine the so-called spatial string tension.