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Classical interactions of the instanton-dyons with antidyons

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arxiv 1408.6563 v3 pith:X4VIZXLL submitted 2014-08-27 hep-ph hep-latnucl-th

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Instanton-dyons, also known as instanton-monopoles or instanton-quarks, are topological constituents of the instantons at nonzero temperature and nonzero expectation value of $A_4$. While the interaction between instanton-dyons has been calculated to one-loop order by a number of authors, that for dyon-antidyon pairs remains unknown even at the classical level. In this work we are filling this gap, by solving the gradient flow equation on a 3d lattice. We start with two well separated objects. We find that, after initial rapid relaxation, the configurations follow "streamline" set of configurations, which is basically independent on the initial configurations used. In striking difference to instanton-antiinstanton streamlines, in this case it ends at a quasi-stationary configuration, with an abrupt drop to perturbative fields. We parameterize the action of the streamline configurations, which is to be used in future many-body calculations.

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    At T/Tc=0.96 the measured dyon density is about 3 fm^-3, and equal-type dyons attract at short distance, in contrast to the repulsion assumed in the dyon-liquid model.

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