The real-time QCD static potential at high temperature
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| author | Carrington, Margaret E. Manuel, Cristina Soto, Joan |
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| contents | We develop a procedure to analytically calculate higher-order contributions to the high-temperature real-time static potential in QCD. It is based on the introduction of a semi-hard external scale, which lies between the hard scale (the temperature) and the soft scale (the screening mass), and the method of integration by regions. We calculate the leading and next-to-leading corrections in the region where bound states transit from narrow resonances to wide ones. The calculation involves both loop diagrams calculated in the Hard Thermal Loop (HTL) effective theory and power corrections to the HTL Lagrangian calculated in QCD. We also calculate the thermal corrections to the heavy quarkonium spectrum, and estimate the dissociation temperatures. We compare our results with recent lattice data and discuss their usefulness to guide lattice inputs in inverse problems. |
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| spellingShingle | The real-time QCD static potential at high temperature Carrington, Margaret E. Manuel, Cristina Soto, Joan High Energy Physics - Phenomenology We develop a procedure to analytically calculate higher-order contributions to the high-temperature real-time static potential in QCD. It is based on the introduction of a semi-hard external scale, which lies between the hard scale (the temperature) and the soft scale (the screening mass), and the method of integration by regions. We calculate the leading and next-to-leading corrections in the region where bound states transit from narrow resonances to wide ones. The calculation involves both loop diagrams calculated in the Hard Thermal Loop (HTL) effective theory and power corrections to the HTL Lagrangian calculated in QCD. We also calculate the thermal corrections to the heavy quarkonium spectrum, and estimate the dissociation temperatures. We compare our results with recent lattice data and discuss their usefulness to guide lattice inputs in inverse problems. |
| title | The real-time QCD static potential at high temperature |
| topic | High Energy Physics - Phenomenology |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.24746 |