The spectrum of states with one current acting on the adjoint vacuum of massless QCD2

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory

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18 pages, no figures. v2: minor corrections. v3: added some clarifications and remarks, mainly on the contribution of zero mod

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We consider a ``one current'' state, which is obtained by the application of a color current on the ``adjoint'' vacuum. This is done in $QCD_2$, with the underlying quarks in the fundamental representation. The quarks are taken to be massless, in which case the theory on the light-front can be ``currentized'', namely, formulated in terms of currents only. The adjoint vacuum is shown to be the application of a current derivative, at zero momentum, on the singlet vacuum. We apply the operator $M^2=2P^+P^-$ on these states and find that in general they are not eigenstates of $M^2$ apart from the large $N_f$ limit. Problems with infra-red regularizations are pointed out. We discuss the fermionic structure of these states.

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