On Mass Spectrum in SQCD. Unequal quark masses
Victor L. Chernyak

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the mass spectrum in N=1 SQCD with two types of light quarks of unequal masses, exploring various phase states and their properties within a specific dynamical scenario.
Contribution
It provides a detailed description of the phase structure and mass spectra in SQCD with unequal quark masses, extending understanding of phase transitions in this context.
Findings
Multiple phase states identified based on parameters r, N_l, and N_F.
Properties of phases and their mass spectra are characterized.
Insights into the behavior of quark condensates in different phases.
Abstract
N=1 SQCD with N_c colors and two types of light quarks: N_l flavors with smaller masses m_l and N_h=N_F-N_l flavors with larger masses m_h, N_c<N_F<3N_c, 0<m_l \leq m_h \ll \Lambda, is considered within the dynamical scenario in which quarks can form the coherent colorless diquark-condensate. There are several phase states at different values of parameters r=m_l/m_h, N_l, and N_F. Properties of these phases and the mass spectra therein are described.
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