Second order gluon polarization for SU(N) theory in linear covariant gauge
arXiv:1507.00122 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.92.074034
Abstract
The gluon polarization functional is evaluated for a generic linear covariant gauge and for any space dimension in pure Yang-Mills SU(N) theory up to second order in a generalized perturbation theory, where the zeroth order action is freely chosen and can be determined by some variational method. Some numerical data are given for the gluon propagator in Landau gauge and compared with Feynmann gauge. A comparison is given for several variational methods that can be set up by the knowledge of the second-order polarization.
The same method of arXiv:1408.5313 and arXiv:1308.1836 is reviewed and extended to Landau and generic gauge
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