Contribution of quantum chromodynamics condensates to the operator product expansion of Green functions of chiral currents
Tomáš Kadavý, Karol Kampf, Jiří Novotný
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Tomáš Kadavý, Karol Kampf, Jiří Novotný
Abstract
In this paper, the basic properties of quantum chromodynamics (QCD) condensates are presented, together with theirs relation to the operator product expansion (OPE) and the two‐point and three‐point Green functions constructed of chiral currents. Next, our newest results for the contribution of the QCD condensates with dimension D < 6 to the Green functions calculated within the framework of χPT/RχT, i.e. chiral perturbation theory or resonance chiral theory, are discussed. This matching of the OPE and such effective theories can lead to some constraints on the coupling constants, thus allowing us to obtain some unknown parameters of the chiral/resonance Lagrangian.
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In this paper, the basic properties of quantum chromodynamics (QCD) condensates are presented, together with theirs relation to the operator product expansion (OPE) and the two‐point and three‐point Green functions constructed of chiral currents. Next, our newest results for the contribution of the QCD condensates with dimension D < 6 to the Green functions calculated within the framework of χPT/RχT, i.e. chiral perturbation theory or resonance chiral theory, are discussed. This matching of the OPE and such effective theories can lead to some constraints on the coupling constants, thus allowing us to obtain some unknown parameters of the chiral/resonance Lagrangian.
Key concepts: Quantum chromodynamics, Chiral perturbation theory, Operator product expansion, Physics, Perturbation theory (quantum mechanics), Coupling constant, Operator (biology), Mathematical physics