Name: Longitudinal dynamics and chiral symmetry breaking: The quest for semiclassical wave equations in QCD
Start: 2021-06-02T13:30:00+00:00
End: 2021-06-02T15:00:00+00:00
Location: No location set

Description

In spite of the important progress of Euclidean lattice gauge theory, a basic understanding of the mechanism of color confinement and its relation to chiral symmetry breaking in QCD has remained an unsolved problem. After briefly presenting the paradigmatic 't Hooft large $N_{C}$ QCD (1 + 1) model in the light front, I will discuss in this seminar how both aspects, chiral symmetry and longitudinal color confinement, can be understood within the framework of holographic light-front QCD as different manifestations of the same underlying longitudinal dynamics, while maintaining the recent developments based on superconformal quantum mechanics in light-front quantization and its holographic embedding on a higher dimensional gravity theory. This talk is based on 2103.10950 [hep-ph].

Webinar at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81572103194?pwd=eE1QVWZFc1hWbWszZ2N0RW1iWHFBZz09

Longitudinal dynamics and chiral symmetry breaking: The quest for semiclassical wave equations in QCD

by Guy F. de Teramond (Universidad de Costa Rica)