Lattice effective theory and the phase transition at finite densities

Details Lattice effective theory and the phase transition at finite densities Lattice effective theory and the phase transition at finite densities

2002-12-18

arxiv.org/abs/hep-lat/0212032v1

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High Energy Physics

High Energy Physics - Lattice

6 pages, 2 ps-figures, Talk presented at the International conference on "Strong and electro-weak matter", October 2-5, 2002;

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The transition from the hadronic phase to the phase of color-superconductivity at large densities is addressed by an effective theory which incorporates the Yang-Mills dynamics in addition to the di-quark degree of freedom. A toy version of this theory is studied by lattice simulations. A first order phase transition separates the regime of broken color-electric flux tubes from the color superconducting phase. My findings suggest that the quark and gluon liberation occurs at the same critical chemical potential.

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