axial anomaly, , and topological susceptibility in the holographic soft-wall model
arXiv:2105.00923 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.104.014021
Abstract
The singlet pseudoscalar sector of light mesons is investigated in the soft-wall model, a bottom-up approach to the AdS/QCD correspondence. The mass results from the mixing among the fields dual to the axial current, pseudoscalar current and the operator. The topological susceptibility is computed for any quark mass, and the Witten-Veneziano relation is obtained in the large limit.
19 pages, 4 figures, new references, modified notation. this version matches the published paper
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