Absence of chiral symmetry breaking in multi-flavor strongly coupled lattice gauge theories
arXiv:1211.4842 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.87.034513
Abstract
We consider lattice gauge theories at strong coupling with gauge group , or restricted to the meson sector, and coupled to flavors of fundamental representation staggered fermions. We study the formation of a chiral condensate by means of resummation of a hopping expansion. Different classes of graphs become dominant as the parameter is varied. By performing graph resummation we obtain an equation for determining the condensate as a function of and mass . For values of below a critical value one reproduces the well-known result of the existence of a non-vanishing condensate solution in the limit. Above the critical value, however, no such solution exists, its abrupt disappearance indicating a first order transition to a chirally symmetric phase with composite (colorless) excitation spectrum.
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