Order Parameters for Confinement
The Wilson loop, Polyakov loop, and ‘t Hooft loop as order parameters for confinement. Wilson loops and the propagation of heavy quark-antiquark pairs, Polyakov loops and finite temperature gauge theories, ‘t Hooft loops as center vortex creation operator
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Jeff Greensite
An Introduction to the Confinement Problem Second Edition
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Jeff Greensite
An Introduction to the Confinement Problem Second Edition
Jeff Greensite Physics and Astronomy Department San Francisco State University San Francisco, CA, USA
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