Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary
Color confinement and the Faddeev-Popov ghosts in Coulomb gauge QCD
Yoshiyuki Nakagawa1 collaboration with A. Nakamura2, T. Saito3, H. Toki1
1Research Center for Nuclear Physics, Osaka University, Ibaraki, Osaka 567-0047, Japan
2Research Institute for Information Science and Education, Hiroshima University, Higashi-Hiroshima 739-8521, Japan
3Integrated Information Center, Kochi University, Akebono-cho, Kochi 780-8520, Japan
Lattice 2007 @Regensburg, 8/2/2007 Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary
Outline
I Introduction
I Coulomb gauge QCD
I Numerical simulations
I ghost propagator (confinement/deconfinement phases) I instantaneous time-time gluon propagator I equal-time gluon propagator
I Summary Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — Introduction —
Color confinement
I Absence of isolated quarks and gluons in nature
I A physical state is a color singlet state; the energy of a color non-singlet state diverges.
Several scenarios for the mechanism of color confinement
I dual superconducting scenario (color monopoles) — maximal Abelian gauge
I center vortex model (center vortices) — maximal center gauge
I Gribov-Zwanziger confinement scenario (F-P ghosts) — Coulomb gauge, covariant gauge
I Kugo-Ojima confinement scenario (F-P ghosts) — covariant gauge (Landau gauge, etc.) Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — Coulomb gauge QCD —
Coulomb gauge Hamiltonian
1 Z H = d3x (E tr)2 + B2 2 i i 1 Z Z + d3y d3zρa(~y, t)Vab(~y,~z; Atr)ρb(~z, t) 2 kernel of the instantaneous interaction Z ab tr 3 −1 ac 2 −1 cb V (~y,~z; A ) = d x(M [A])~y,~x (−∇~x )(M [A])~x,~z
Color-Coulomb potential
2 a b D ab tr E Vc (~x − ~y) = g T~ · T~ V (~x,~y; A )
Time-time gluon propagator
D44(x − y) = Vc (~x − ~y)δ(x4 − y4) + P(x − y) Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — Coulomb gauge QCD —
Gribov-Zwanziger confinement scenario
I Limit to the fundamental modular region
I Dominance of the configurations near the Gribov horizon
I enhancement of the low-lying FP eigenvalue density
I Strong infrared divergence of the ghost propagator
I Confining color-Coulomb potential Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — Confining instantaneous interaction —
Lattice simulation color-Coulomb potential 3 Singlet V(R,T), 18 x32, β=6 Linearly rising potential at 2 I large quark separations
1.5 I 2-3 times larger string tension than that of the
1 static potential V(R,T) I Zwanziger’s inequality 0.5 color-Coulomb potential V (R) ≥ V (R) static potential (from Wilson loop) c 0 0 5 10 R from: A. Nakamura and T. Saito, PTP115, 189 (2006) Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — Enhancement of the F-P low-lying modes —
Lattice simulation F-P operator
0.08 ab ab 4 M = −∂i Di 24 , β=6.00 4 0.07 20 , β=6.00 4 F-P eigenvalue density 16 , β=6.00 4 0.06 12 , β=6.00 N(λ, λ + ∆λ) 0.5 ρ(λ) = 2 (Nc − 1)V3∆λ
ρ(λ)/λ 0.05 In an Abelian gauge theory 0.04 √ λ ρ(λ) = 0.03 2 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 4π 2 λ [GeV ] from: Y. Nakagawa, A. Nakamura, T. Saito and H. Toki, PRD75 (2007) 014508 Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — Coulomb gauge QCD —
Gribov-Zwanziger confinement scenario
I Limit to the fundamental modular region
I Dominance of the configurations near the Gribov horizon
I enhancement of the low-lying FP eigenvalue density
I Strong infrared divergence of the ghost propagator
I Confining color-Coulomb potential Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — Coulomb gauge QCD —
Analysis of the ghost DSE (Fischer and Zwanziger 2005)
I Infrared power law ansatz c c |~p| G(|~p|) = 1 , Dtr(|~p|) = 2 (~p 2)1+γgh (~p 2)1+γgl
I Inrared exponents satisfy
2γgh + γgl = 0
I The equal-time would-be physical gluon propagator vanishes at vanishing momentum for γgh > 0.25. Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — Propagators in Coulomb gauge —
Ghost propagator, equal-time and instantaneous gluon propagagator
−1 G(~x − ~y) = (M [A])~x,~y
D44(~x − ~y) = hA4(~x, t)A4(~y, t)i = D44(~x − ~y) ∂ ∂ D (~x − ~y) = hA (~x, t)A (~y, t)i = δ − i j Dtr (~x − ~y) ij i j ij ∂2 dressing functions Z (~p 2) Z (|~p|) G(~p 2) = G , D (|~p|) = 44 ~p 2 44 ~p 2
2 Renormalization: a GB (a|~p|) = Z3(a, µ)GR (|~p|; µ)
1 1 tr GR (|~p|; µ) = , D44(|~p|; µ) = , D (|~p|; µ) = 1 ~p2=µ2 µ2 ~p2=µ2 µ2 ~p2=µ2 Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — Simulation parameters —
Gauge configurations
I SU(3) quenched simulations
I Wilson plaquette action, Iwasaki improved action
I Volumes (statistics):
124(120), 164(80), 184(80), 244(40), 324(20), 243 × 6(40)
I Lattice couplings (Wilson): β = 5.80, 5.90, 6.00, 6.10
I Lattice couplings (Iwasaki): β = 2.20, 2.40, 2.50, 2.60 Gauge fixing
I Wilson-Mandula method (iterative method) 2 −14 I Tolerance of the gauge fixing: (∂i Ai ) < 10
I Temporal gauge fixing is needed for D44 Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — Ghost propagator —
Ghost dressing function ZG (|~p|; µ) Renormalization: µ = 3 [GeV]
2.5
4 ZG (|~p| = µ) = 1 12 , β=6.00 4 18 , β=6.00 4 Infrared fitting 2 24 , β=5.80 4 24 , β=5.90 c 4 ZG (|~p|) = (|p|) 24 , β=6.00 2 γgh G (~p )
Z 4 1.5 24 , β=6.10 c = 1.42(1), γgh = 0.29(2) 2 1 χ /d.o.f . ∼ 0.244
1 10 p [GeV]
I Finite volume effect for small lattice volume
I The ghost dressing function diverges in the IR limit. Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — Ghost propagator —
Ghost dressing function ZG (|~p|; µ) Renormalization: µ = 3 [GeV]
2.5
4 ZG (|~p| = µ) = 1 24 , β=6.00 (T=0) 3 β 24 x6, =6.00 (T~1.3Tc) 2 (|p|) G Z 1.5
1
1 10 p [GeV]
I IR divergent behavior even in the deconfinement phase
I Consistent with the confining color-Coulomb potential in the deconfinement phase Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — instantaneous time-time gluon propagator —
2 2 Cylinder and cone cut Cylinder cut : ki − (ki ni ) ≤ 1 12 12 4 4 β=5.80 24 , β=5.80 24 , 10 4 10 4 β 24 , β=5.90 24 , =5.90 4 4 β=6.00 24 , β=6.00 24 , 8 4 8 4 β 24 , β=6.10 24 , =6.10 (p)
(p) 6 6 44 44 Z Z
4 4
2 2
0 0 1 10 1 10 p [GeV] p [GeV]
I Scaling is not observed.
I Diverges more stronger at large lattice couplings Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — instantaneous time-time gluon propagator —
Cylinder cut Cylinder and cone cut
12 12
4 4 16 , β=2.20 16 , β=2.20 10 4 10 4 16 , β=2.40 16 , β=2.40 4 4 16 , β=2.50 16 , β=2.50 8 4 8 4 16 , β=2.60 16 , β=2.60
(p) 6 (p) 6 44 44 Z Z
4 4
2 2
0 0 1 10 1 10 p [GeV] p [GeV]
I The Iwasaki improved action does not cure the non-scaling. Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — Equal-time gluon propagator —
with the cylinder cut with the cylinder and the cone cut
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4 4 18 , β=5.80 18 , β=5.80 4 4 24 , β=5.80 24 , β=5.80 4 4 32 , β=5.80 32 , β=5.80
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D 5 D 5
0 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 p [GeV] p [GeV]
I The cone cut reduces the finite volume effect.
I We do not see a turnover of the equal-time gluon propagator. Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — Equal-time gluon propagator —
Wilson plaquette action Iwasaki improved action
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4 4 9 24 , β=5.80 9 16 , β=2.40 4 4 8 24 , β=5.90 8 16 , β=2.50 4 4 7 24 , β=6.00 7 16 , β=2.60 ] ]
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5 5 [GeV [GeV tr tr
D 4 D 4
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0 0 1 10 1 10 p [GeV] p [GeV]
I Suppressed at large lattice couplings in the IR region
I Non-scaling both with the Wilson and the Iwasaki action Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — Summary—
We discussed the confinement mechanism in Coulomb gauge and calculated the ghost and the gluon propagators.
I The ghost propagator diverges stronger than the free ghost propagator in the infrared limit both in the confinement and the deconfinement phases.
I The gluon propagator is suppressed in the infrared region.
I Both the instantaneous part of the time-time gluon propagator and the equal-time gluon propagator do not scale. Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary
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I For a massive particle
Z dp0 Deq(|~p|) = p2 + m2 1 ∼ p~p 2 + m2
where Z p p dp0D (p0, |~p|) = δ − i j Dtr(|~p|) ij ij |~p|2 Introduction Coulomb gauge QCD Numerical simulations Summary Summary — Equal-time gluon propagator —
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