A solution of 2D QCD at Finite $N$ using a conformal basis

Abstract

We study 2D QCD with a fundamental fermion at small-$N$ using the recently proposed conformal basis approach. We find that effective conformal dominance still holds, namely that the spectrum converges efficiently, with high scaling-dimension operators decoupling exponentially quickly from the stable single-particle states. Consequently, for these stable bound states, accurate, analytic expressions for wavefunctions and parton distribution functions can be given, even for $N=3$.

arXiv comment18 pages, 5 figures

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