10–14 Oct 2022
EIMI
Europe/Moscow timezone
The conference will be held on October 10-14 of 2022 in Saint Petersburg.

Odderon and three-pomeron one-dimensional reggeon models

13 Oct 2022, 16:45
25m
Main hall

Main hall

Session Talk Section B: Quantum field theory methods in elementary particle physics Section B

Speaker

Evgenii Kuzminskii (Saint Petersburg State University)

Description

The talk is dedicated to some variants of Regge-Gribov model, namely, to simplified one-dimensional model with pomeron and odderon field
\begin{multline}
H=-\left( \Phi^{+} \partial_y \Phi + \Psi^{+} \partial_y \Psi - L \right) = -\mu_P \Phi^{+}\Phi - \mu_O \Psi^{+} \Psi + \
i \lambda \left( \Phi^{+}\Phi^{+}\Phi + \Phi^{+}\Phi\Phi + 2 \Psi^{+} \Psi \Phi +2 \Phi^{+} \Psi^{+} \Psi - \Phi^{+} \Psi \Psi + \Psi^{+} \Psi^{+} \Phi \right)
\end{multline
}
and three pomeron fields (of conformal spins 0,+2,-2)
\begin{multline}
H = - \mu_0 \Phi^+0 \Phi_0 - \mu_2 \left( \Phi^+{-2} \Phi_2 + \Phi^+2 \Phi{-2} \right) + \
i \lambda \left( \Phi^+0 \left( \Phi^2_0 + 2 \Phi_2 \Phi{-2} \right) + 2 \Phi^+2 \Phi{-2} \Phi_0 + 2 \Phi^+{-2} \Phi_2 \Phi_0 + \right. \
\left. \left( \Phi^{+ 2}_0 + 2 \Phi^+_2 \Phi^+
{-2} \right) \Phi_0 + 2 \Phi^+2 \Phi^+_0 \Phi{-2} + 2 \Phi^+_{-2} \Phi^+_0 \Phi_2 \right)
\end{multline
}
where transverse momenta dependence is neglected. These models, while not really being suited to quantitative purposes due to the possibility of transverse momenta being high in loops, they do provide qualitative results on whether inclusion of additional reggeons has any considerable effect on the behavior of propagators, while being quite significantly less cumbersome for calculations. Some analytical methods for further simplifications are provided, and then the results of performed numerical calculations are presented. Three-pomeron model is particularly interesting, since it can be transformed into two-pomeron model, thus all the calculations can be significantly simplified. Overall, the results obtained coincide with expectations, namely, inclusion of odderon increases propagators and inclusion of subdominant pomerons decreases them.

Primary authors

Mikhail Braun (SPbU) Evgenii Kuzminskii (Saint Petersburg State University) Mikhail Vyazovskiy (SPbU)

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