String tension and robustness of confinement properties of in the Schwinger-Thirring model
arXiv:1808.00444 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.100.036009
Abstract
Confinement properties of the Schwinger model can bestudied by computing the string tension between two charges. It is finite (vanishing) if the fermions are massive (massless) corresponding to the occurrence of confinement (screening). Motivated by the possibility of experimentally simulate the Schwinger model, we investigate here the robustness of its screened and confined phases. Firstly, we analyze the effect of nearest-neighbour density-density interaction terms, which -- in the absence of the gauge fields -- give rise to the Thirring model. The resulting Schwinger-Thirring model is studied, also in presence of a topological term, showing that the massless (massive) model remains screened (confined) and that there is deconfinement only for in the massive case. Estimates of the parameters of the Schwinger-Thirring model are provided with a discussion of a possible experimental setup for its realization with ultracold atoms. The possibility that the gauge fields live in higher dimensions while the fermions remain in is also considered. One may refer to this model as the Pseudo-Schwinger-Thirring model. It is shown that the screening of external charges occurs for and gauge fields, exactly as it occurs in dimensions, with a radical change of the long distance interaction induced by the gauge fields. The massive (massless) model continues to exhibit confinement (screening), signalling that it is the dimensionality of the matter fields, and not of the gauge fields to determine confinement properties. A computation for the string tension is presented in perturbation theory. Our conclusion is that models exhibiting confinement or screening -- massless or massive, in presence of a topological term or not -- retain their main properties when the Thirring interaction is added or the gauge fields live in higher dimension.
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