Eight very excited spectra and one possible axion in SU(3) lattice gauge theory
arXiv:2303.15152 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.107.114507
Abstract
We compute the spectra of flux tubes formed between a static quark antiquark pair up to a significant number of excitations and for eight symmetries of the flux tubes, up to , using pure gauge lattice QCD in 3+1 dimensions. To accomplish this goal, we use a large set of appropriate operators, an anisotropic tadpole improved action, smearing techniques, and solve a generalized eigenvalue problem. Moreover, we compare our results with the Nambu-Goto string model to evaluate possible tensions which could be a signal for novel phenomena. Especially, we provide evidence for the coupling of a massive particle, say an axion, to the , , and flux tube with approximate masses , , , respectively.
13 pages, 13 figures, 4 tables
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