Topological susceptibility and axion potential in two-flavor superconductive quark matter
arXiv:2404.14160 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.110.014042
Abstract
We study the potential of the axion, , of Quantum Chromodynamics, in the two-flavor color superconducting phase of cold and dense quark matter. We adopt a Nambu-Jona-Lasinio-like model. Our interaction contains two terms, one preserving and one breaking the symmetry: the latter is responsible of the coupling of axions to quarks. We introduce two quark condensates, and , describing condensation for left-handed and right-handed quarks respectively; we then study the loci of the minima of the thermodynamic potential, , in the plane, noticing how the instanton-induced interaction favors condensation in the scalar channel when the angle, , vanishes. Increasing we find a phase transition where the scalar condensate rotates into a pseudo-scalar one. We present an analytical result for the topological susceptibility, , in the superconductive phase, which stands both at zero and at finite temperature. Finally, we compute the axion mass and its self-coupling. In particular, the axion mass is related to the full topological susceptibility via , hence our result for gives an analytical result for in the superconductive phase of high-density Quantum Chromodynamics.
arXiv commentFew references added, few typos corrected, upgraded Fig.3 and Fig.6. Version accepted for publication on Physical Review D
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