Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
Scientific paper
2007-10-31
Phys.Rev.D77:045034,2008
Physics
High Energy Physics
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
16 pages, 36 eps figures. Accepted for publication in Physical Reviw D
Scientific paper
10.1103/PhysRevD.77.045034
We study the properties of massless and massive quarks coupled with a scalar and pseudoscalar boson at finite temperature in Yukawa models at the one-loop order. The behavior of the spectral function and the pole structure of the propagator are analyzed as functions of temperature $T$ and the quark mass $m_f$. It is shown that the three-peak structure of the spectral function found in a previous work for massless quarks is formed at temperatures comparable to the boson mass even for finite $m_f$, but gradually ceases to exist as $m_f$ becomes larger. We identify the three poles of the quark propagator corresponding to the collective excitations of the quark in the complex energy plane. It is shown that the three trajectories made by the poles along with a variation of $T$ undergo a structural rearrangement at a critical quark mass when $m_f$ is increased. This suggests that the physics content of the collective quark excitations is changed in a drastic way at this point. The results are nicely accounted for with the notion of the level mixing induced by a resonant scattering of the massive boson with quarks and holes of thermally excited anti-quarks.
Kitazawa Masakiyo
Kunihiro Teiji
Mitsutani Kazuya
Nemoto Yukio
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