On the Analytic "Causal" Model for the QCD Running Coupling
arXiv:hep-ph/9708480 · doi:10.1016/S0920-5632(97)01044-X
Abstract
We discuss the model recently proposed for the QCD running coupling in the Euclidean domain on the basis of the "asymptotic-freedom" expression and on causality condition in the form of the -analyticity. The model contains no adjustable parameters and obeys the important features: (i) Finite ghost-free behavior in the "low " region and correspondence with the standard RG-summed UV expressions;%\item~ % (ii) The universal limiting value expressed only via group symmetry factors. This value as well as the behavior in the whole IR region turns out to be stable with respect to higher loop corrections; %\item~ (iii) Coherence between observed value and integral information on the IR behavior extracted from jet physics.
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