1989Soviet journal of nuclear physicsRequires access

Mass corrections to the Green's functions in the instanton vacuum model and the static properties of pseudoscalar mesons

S.V. Esaibegyan, Sayatnova Tamaryan

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In the instanton vacuum model, consisting of a superposition of instanton--anti-instanton fluctuations we calculate the first nonvanishing mass corrections to effective Green's functions. We calculate correlators of meson currents and determine the static properties of the octet of pseudoscalar mesons.

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In the instanton vacuum model, consisting of a superposition of instanton--anti-instanton fluctuations we calculate the first nonvanishing mass corrections to effective Green's functions. We calculate correlators of meson currents and determine the static properties of the octet of pseudoscalar mesons.

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In the instanton vacuum model, consisting of a superposition of instanton--anti-instanton fluctuations we calculate the first nonvanishing mass corrections to effective Green's functions. We calculate correlators of meson currents and determine the static properties of the octet of pseudoscalar mesons.

Key concepts: Instanton, Physics, Pseudoscalar, Meson, Particle physics, Octet, Superposition principle, Pseudoscalar meson

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