Chiral Lagrangian and chiral quark model from confinement in QCD
arXiv:1509.06930 · doi:10.1142/S0217751X16501049
Abstract
The effective chiral Lagrangian in both nonlocal form and standard local form are derived in QCD using the confining kernel, obtained in the vacuum correlator formalism. As a result all coefficients of can be computed via Green's functions. In the order of one obtains GOR relations and quark decay constants are calculated , while in the order the coefficients are obtained in good agreement with the values given by data. The chiral quark model is shown to be a simple consequence of with defined coefficients. It is demonstrated that gives an extension of the limiting low-energy Lagrangian to arbitrary momenta.
32 pages,4 figures,new estimates and refs added,misprints corrected
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