Intrinsic width of the flux tube in 2+1 dimensional Yang-Mills therories
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| author | Caselle, Michele Cellini, Elia Nada, Alessandro Panfalone, Dario Verzichelli, Lorenzo |
| author_facet | Caselle, Michele Cellini, Elia Nada, Alessandro Panfalone, Dario Verzichelli, Lorenzo |
| contents | We study the shape of the flux tube in lattice Yang-Mills theories and in particular its intrinsic width. In the framework of the Effective String Theory description of the confining flux tube this intrinsic width has no measurable effects on the inter-quark static potential, but it can be precisely detected looking at the profile of the flux tube. We address this problem with a set of high precision simulations in the (2+1) dimensional SU(2) model. We find two different behaviours as a function of the temperature. In the low temperature regime ($T \ll T_c$) we find a good agreement with an expression inspired by the dual superconductive model of confinement. In the high temperature regime ($T \lesssim T_c$) our data agree with a model based on the Svetitsky-Yaffe mapping. All our data in this regime can be described in terms of only one length scale, the intrinsic width, which turns out to be the same scale appearing in the confining inter-quark static potential. |
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| spellingShingle | Intrinsic width of the flux tube in 2+1 dimensional Yang-Mills therories Caselle, Michele Cellini, Elia Nada, Alessandro Panfalone, Dario Verzichelli, Lorenzo High Energy Physics - Lattice We study the shape of the flux tube in lattice Yang-Mills theories and in particular its intrinsic width. In the framework of the Effective String Theory description of the confining flux tube this intrinsic width has no measurable effects on the inter-quark static potential, but it can be precisely detected looking at the profile of the flux tube. We address this problem with a set of high precision simulations in the (2+1) dimensional SU(2) model. We find two different behaviours as a function of the temperature. In the low temperature regime ($T \ll T_c$) we find a good agreement with an expression inspired by the dual superconductive model of confinement. In the high temperature regime ($T \lesssim T_c$) our data agree with a model based on the Svetitsky-Yaffe mapping. All our data in this regime can be described in terms of only one length scale, the intrinsic width, which turns out to be the same scale appearing in the confining inter-quark static potential. |
| title | Intrinsic width of the flux tube in 2+1 dimensional Yang-Mills therories |
| topic | High Energy Physics - Lattice |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.01740 |