Axial Anomaly, Mismatched Fermi Surfaces and Vector Interaction in Dense Neutral Quark Matter(QCD Phase Diagram and Related Topics,Multiparticle Dynamics)
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We report on effects of the q-q^^- vector interaction and/or the U(1)_A-anomaly-induced chiral-diquark coupling on the charge-neutral quark matter in β-equilibrium. We show that when the vector coupling is absent, there can appear a cross-over region sandwiched by two critical points in the intermediate temperature (T) region, while the phase transition in the low-T region including zero temperature keeps being first order until the strength of the anomaly term is increased to have a critical value. On the other hand, when the vector coupling is also present, there appears a crossover region in the low-T area including zero temperature with a new critical point, as was first demonstrated by Kitazawa et al. and the present authors without and with the charge-neutral condition, respectively. We remark that the possible chromomagnetic instability is suppressed and can be even completely absent owing to the enhanced diquark coupling due to the anomaly term and/or by the vector interaction.
- 2012-04-27
著者
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KUNIHIRO Teiji
Department of Physics, Kyoto University
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Kunihiro Teiji
Department Of Natural Sciences Ryukoku University
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Zhang Zhao
School Of Mathematics And Physics North China Electric Power University
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ZHANG Zhao
School of Mathematics and Physics, North China Electric Power University
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KUNIHIRO Teiji
Department of National Sciences, Ryukoku University
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