Remarks on Adjoint QCD with k Flavors, k>= 2

Abstract

I summarize what we know of adjoint QCD. Some observations (albeit very simple) are new.

12 p. 3 figs; v2: a comment and 2 references added

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• Chiral gauge dynamics and dynamical supersymmetry breaking
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