Infrared and Ultraviolet QCD dynamics with quark mass for J=0,1 mesons
Nicholas Souchlas

TL;DR
This paper investigates the infrared and ultraviolet dynamics of QCD for J=0,1 mesons using a phenomenological kernel, exploring quark mass effects and comparing light and heavy quark regions to understand meson properties.
Contribution
It introduces a quark mass dependent generalization of the QCD kernel and compares it with the original model across different quark mass regimes.
Findings
Analyzes the impact of quark mass on QCD dynamics for mesons.
Establishes a relation between quark propagator dynamics and meson properties.
Provides insights into the effective kernel's role in meson structure.
Abstract
By using a previously developed phenomenological kernel for the study of the light quark QCD sector and dynamical chiral symmetry breaking effects we will examine the relative infrared and ultraviolet QCD dynamics for J=0,1 meson properties. For the same reasons we extend and explore a quark mass depended generalization of the kernel in the heavy quark region and we also compare with the original model. The relation between the dynamics of the quark propagator and the effective kernel with the J=0,1 QQ and qQ mesons and quarks Compton size is also discussed.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions · High-Energy Particle Collisions Research · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies
