[PDF] Top 20 Quark deconfinement and gluon condensate in a weak magnetic field from QCD sum rules

... studied QCD FESR for the axial-vector current correlator in the presence of a magnetic field in the weak field limit eB < s 0 , where s 0 is the squared energy ... See full document

... conclusion, from an analysis of the RGE for the gluon polarization tensor in the presence of a magnetic field and at finite temperature, we have shown that when the ... See full document

... ously from the early quark-gluon plasma phase, through to the late hadronic phase up to ...escape from the medium without further interaction, as their mean free path is larger than the size ... See full document

... increases and the width decreases. The PQCD spectral function in the spacelike region (scattering term), as well as the gluon condensate, are responsible for this new scenario which strongly ... See full document

... of QCD sum rules [13]. This quantum field theory framework is based on the operator product expansion (OPE) of current correlators at short distances, extended beyond perturbation theory, ... See full document

... of magnetic fields have been the subject of intense research over the last ...Lattice QCD results indicate that the transition temperature with 2 þ 1 quark flavors decreases with increasing ... See full document

... data and for the determination of the systematic uncertainties based on variations in the MC generator ...set, and is interfaced to Pythia 6 with a version of the ATLAS MC11 Underly- ing Event Tune ... See full document

... kinetic and magnetic ...results in a lower ‘effective’ diffusiv- ity compared to standard diffusion, and is more computationally efficient than achieving the same by increasing the ... See full document

... The magnetic field strength was measured using a magnetic field-to-voltage transducer with an integrated Hall ...element in the probe occupies an area of 150 μm × 150 μm, providing a ... See full document

... system and its topo- logical quantum numbers, in a general C ∗ -algebraic ...sections” in the direct integral, thus yielding a Hilbert ...tive and yields an explicit description of the ... See full document

... . In this case, the solution is well known: since the physical conditions require the effective mass squared to vanish, plasma screening effects need to be accounted for by means of ...considered in other ... See full document

... condensates in the chiral limit are the dimension d ¼ 4 gluon condensate and the dimension d ¼ 6 four-quark ...PQCD, and to check that the resulting dimension d ¼ 4 and d ... See full document

... The Lorentz force, whether thrust or drag, is not related to high-velocity ejection of propellant. A tether therefore imposes no toll on a spacecraft, ensuing from a requirement of propellant mass. Devices (Hollow ... See full document

... The usual sharp knee at the plasma or space potential (the potential of the undisturbed plasma surrounding the probe) is blurred or dis- appears entirely; for more positive probe volta[r] ... See full document

... dipole in addition to other local ...obtained from field measurements are higher than the aeromagnetic ones ...nT and minimum values reach up to -400 nT. In addition, local anomalies of ... See full document

... axisymmetric magnetic field with a linked poloidal–toroidal structure. In this work, we do not require the model star to obey a barotropic equation of state (as a realistic neutron star is not ... See full document

... activities and has been used for sensing in a wide range of biomolecules, carbon coated magnetite was proposed for an electrochemical glucose ...ascorbic and uric acids, or complex matrix as human ... See full document

... fibrin and agarose as the ...the magnetic tissue substitutes we used a variation of a previous method for fibrin–agarose nonmagnetic scaffolds ...obtained from blood donors (provided by the Granada ... See full document

... normal and tangential components of electrical ...current in the straight wire, and the fall of potential from beginning to end be V 0 − V 1 ; the tangential component is then ( V 0 − V 1 ) ÷ ... See full document

... smaller and more frequent like a shower, which is shown in figure ...A and wire feeding rates between 20 m/min and 40 ...enhanced in comparison to conventional GMAW. When using high ... See full document