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hep-lat2023

Calorons, monopoles and stable, charged solitons

Manfried Faber

We discuss the similarity of the constituent monopoles of calorons and stable topological solitons with long range Coulombic interaction, classical solutions of the model of topolo…

hep-lat2023★ 2 cited

A first analysis of the ensemble of local maxima of maximal center gauge

Zeinab Dehghan, Rudolf Golubich, Roman Höllwieser +1

Maximal center gauge (MCG) aims to detect some of the most important vacuum configurations, suggesting thick magnetic flux tubes quantised to non-trivial center elements of the gau…

hep-lat2022★ 2 cited

Numerical Evaluation of a Soliton Pair with Long Range Interaction

Joachim Wabnig, Josef Resch, Dominik Theuerkauf +2

Within the model of topological particles (MTP) we determine the interaction energy of monopole pairs, sources and sinks of a Coulombic field. The monopoles are represented by topo…

hep-lat2021

About the solution of the numerical instability for topological solitons with long range interaction

Fabian Anmasser, Dominik Theuerkauf, Manfried Faber

The computations of solutions of the field equations in the Model of Topological Particles, formulated with a scalar SU(2)-field, have shown instabilities leading to discrepancies…

hep-lat2021★ 13 cited

The road to solving the Gribov problem of the center vortex model in quantum chromo dynamics

Rudolf Golubich, Manfried Faber

The center vortex model of the QCD vacuum is very successful in explaining the non-perturbative properties of QCD, especially confinement, chiral symmetry breaking and the topologi…

hep-lat2019★ 4 cited

Improving center vortex detection by usage of center regions as guidance for the direct maximal center gauge

Rudolf Golubich, Manfried Faber

The center vortex model of quantum chromodynamic states that vortices, closed color-magnetic flux, percolate the vacuum. Vortices are seen as the relevant excitations of the vacuum…