Gluon Transport Equations with Condensate in the Small Angle Approximation
Jean-Paul Blaizot, Jinfeng Liao

TL;DR
This paper derives kinetic equations governing gluon evolution with a condensate, demonstrating that dominant singularities remain logarithmic, enabling a consistent small angle approximation for such systems.
Contribution
It introduces a new set of kinetic equations for gluons with condensates, maintaining logarithmic singularities and establishing a small angle approximation.
Findings
Dominant singularities are logarithmic with condensates.
A consistent small angle approximation is formulated.
Kinetic equations describe gluon-condensate interactions.
Abstract
We derive the set of kinetic equations that control the evolution of gluons in the presence of a condensate. We show that the dominant singularities remain logarithmic when the scattering involves particles in the condensate. This allows us to define a consistent small angle approximation.
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