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Quark Antiscreening at Strong Magnetic Field and Inverse Magnetic Catalysis

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arxiv 1407.3503 v2 pith:BMHABMNC submitted 2014-07-13 nucl-th hep-ph

E. J. Ferrer , V. de la Incera , X. J. Wen This is my paper · ORCID
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The dependence of the QCD coupling constant with a strong magnetic field and the implications for the critical temperature of the chiral phase transition are investigated. It is found that the coupling constant becomes anisotropic in a strong magnetic field and that the quarks, confined by the field to the lowest Landau level where they pair with antiquarks, produce an antiscreening effect. These results lead to inverse magnetic catalysis, providing a natural explanation for the behavior of the critical temperature in the strong-field region.

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