Intrinsic Thickness of QCD Flux-Tubes
arXiv:1004.2679
Abstract
The notion an intrinsic thickness of a QCD flux-tube is explored heuristically with in the framework of Gauge/Gravity Duality.
7 pages, 2 figures. Reference added. Sections on the large D analysis have been removed as it was not connected to the main theme of the paper
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