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Journal article

Do Quarks Propagate?

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Department of Automation, Technical University of Denmark1

University of Cambridge2

Processes with coloured particles in the initial state are generally infrared divergent. We investigate the effect of this on processes with colourless particles in the initial state, when the amplitude is near an intermediate quark pole. The result is a characteristic logarithmic depedence on the 'binding energy'(even though spectator interactions are taken into account), and the result is gauge-invariant.

Summed to all orders the logarithms could perhaps suppress the quark pole.

Language: English
Year: 1984
Pages: 284-296
ISSN: 18731562 and 05503213
Types: Journal article
DOI: 10.1016/0550-3213(84)90451-6

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