Mean-field approximation for the chiral soliton in a chiral phase transition

Abstract

In the mean-field approximation we study the chiral soliton within the linear sigma model in a thermal vacuum. The chiral soliton equations with different boundary conditions are solved at finite temperatures and densities. The solitons are discussed before and after the chiral restoration. We find that the system has soliton solutions even after the chiral restoration and they are very different from those before the chiral restoration, which indicates that the quarks are still bounded after the chiral restoration.

arXiv comment9 pages, 11 figures. Some sentences and words have been corrected

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