Gluon Quasi Particles and the CGC Density Matrix
arXiv:2111.06475 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.105.056009
Abstract
We revisit and extend the calculation of the density matrix and entanglement entropy of a Color Glass Condensate by including the leading saturation corrections in the calculation. We show that the density matrix is diagonal in the quasi particle basis, where it has the Boltzmann form. The quasi particles in a wide interval of momenta behave as massless two-dimensional bosons with the temperature proportional to the typical semi-hard scale . Thus the semi-hard momentum region arises as a well-defined intermediate regime between the perturbatively hard momenta and the nonperturbative soft momenta in the CGC description of a hadronic wave function.
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