Artikel,
Massive high density effective theory
Physical Review D, 76 (12): 125022+ (Dezember 2007)
DOI: 10.1103/physrevd.76.125022
Zusammenfassung
I derive an effective theory for dense, cold, and massive quark matter. To this end, I employ a general effective action formalism where antiquarks and quarks far from the Fermi surface, as well as hard gluons, are integrated out explicitly. I show that the resulting effective action depends crucially on the projectors used to separate quarks from antiquarks. If one neglects the quark masses in these projectors, the Feynman rules of the effective theory involve quark mass insertions which connect quark with antiquark propagators. Including the quark masses into these projectors, mass insertions do not appear and the Feynman rules are identical to those found in the zero-mass limit.
