Lattice QCD with the Overlap Fermions at Strong Gauge Coupling (II)

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Lattice

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Latex 17 pages, the extended version of hep-lat/0001030, the discussion of symmetries and species doubling added, typo correct

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10.1016/S0550-3213(00)00689-1

In the previous paper we developed a strong-coupling expansion for the lattice QCD with the overlap fermions and showed that L\"usher's "extended" chiral symmetry is spontaneously broken in some parameter region of the overlap fermions. In this paper, we derive a low-energy effective action of hadrons and show that there exist quasi-Nambu-Goldstone bosons which are identified as the pions. The pion field is a {\em nonlocal} composite field of quark and anti-quark even at the strong-coupling limit because of the nonlocality of the overlap fermion formalism and L\"usher's chiral symmetry. The pions become massless in the limit of the vanishing bare-quark mass as it is desired. We furthermore examine symmetries of the overlap fermions with the hopping expansion and argue that there appear no other massless modes other than the pions.

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