Confinement and the second vortex of the SU(4) gauge group
arXiv:0709.1233 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.76.094508
Abstract
We study the potential between static SU(4) sources using the Model of Thick Center Vortices. Such vortices are characterized by the center elements and . Fitting the ratios of string tensions to those obtained in Monte-Carlo calculations of lattice QCD we get , where is the probability that a vortex of type is piercing a plaquette. Because of vortices of type two are overlapping vortices of type one. Therefore, corresponds to the existence of an attractive force between vortices of type one.
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