A Spin One Bottomonium Study in the Functional Formalism in the Feynman Gauge

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Autore principale: Sauli, Vladimir
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contents The Bethe-Salpeter equation for spin-one bottomonium coupled to quark and gluon propagators is solved in a class of non-trivial linear gauges. The interaction kernel is based on a known gluon propagator extrapolated from the lattice and contains only small amount of additional phenomenology. The first numerical results are obtained in the Feynman gauge where the associated problem with infrared divergences is circumvented by by introducing a symmetry breaking regulator mass $m_L$. The presence of this mass renders the bound state vertices of vector states finite but it is also necessary to prevent inconsistent solutions of the bound state equation. For $m_L\simeq Λ_{QCD}$ it gives us good agreement with the experimental data for vector and axial vector bottomonia below the $BB$ threshold. While the primary concern pertains to the physical ramifications of the proposed concept, a potential origin for the proposed interaction is also presented.
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spellingShingle A Spin One Bottomonium Study in the Functional Formalism in the Feynman Gauge
Sauli, Vladimir
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
The Bethe-Salpeter equation for spin-one bottomonium coupled to quark and gluon propagators is solved in a class of non-trivial linear gauges. The interaction kernel is based on a known gluon propagator extrapolated from the lattice and contains only small amount of additional phenomenology. The first numerical results are obtained in the Feynman gauge where the associated problem with infrared divergences is circumvented by by introducing a symmetry breaking regulator mass $m_L$. The presence of this mass renders the bound state vertices of vector states finite but it is also necessary to prevent inconsistent solutions of the bound state equation. For $m_L\simeq Λ_{QCD}$ it gives us good agreement with the experimental data for vector and axial vector bottomonia below the $BB$ threshold. While the primary concern pertains to the physical ramifications of the proposed concept, a potential origin for the proposed interaction is also presented.
title A Spin One Bottomonium Study in the Functional Formalism in the Feynman Gauge
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.10625