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most citedImplications of Analyticity to Mass Gap, Color Confinement and Infrared Fixed Point in Yang--Mills theory

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hep-th20036 cited

Vacuum condensates, effective gluon mass and color confinement in a new reformulation of QCD

K. -I. Kondo

We propose a new reformulation of Yang-Mills theory in which three- and four-gluon self-interactions are eliminated at the price of introducing a sufficient number of auxiliary fie…

hep-th20039 cited

Implications of Analyticity to Mass Gap, Color Confinement and Infrared Fixed Point in Yang--Mills theory

K. -I. Kondo

Analyticity of gluon and Faddeev--Popov ghost propagators and their form factors on the complex momentum-squared plane is exploited to continue analytically the ultraviolet asympto…

hep-th20026 cited

A Confining String Theory Derivable from Yang-Mills Theory due to a Novel Vacuum Condensate

K. -I. Kondo, T. Imai

We discuss within the weak-field approximation and the derivative expansion how the area law of the Wilson loop follows directly from the vacuum condensate of mass dimension 2, i.e…

hep-th2001

Spontaneous breakdown of BRST supersymmetry due to ghost condensation in QCD

Kei-Ichi Kondo

We argue that the BRST and the anti-BRST super symmetries in the four-dimensional Yang-Mills theory can be spontaneously broken in a nonlinear partial gauge due to ghost-anti-ghost…

hep-th2000

Dual superconductivity, monopole condensation and confining string in low-energy Yang-Mills theory. Part I

Kei-Ichi Kondo

We show that the QCD vacuum (without dynamical quarks) is a dual superconductor at least in the low-energy region in the sense that monopole condensation does really occur. In fact…

hep-th2000

Non-Abelian Stokes theorem and quark confinement in QCD

Kei-Ichi Kondo

To understand the Abelian dominance and magnetic monopole dominance in low-energy QCD, we rewrite the non-Abelian Wilson loop into the form which is written in terms of its Abelian…