Superconductivity in the quark matter
Jun 1, 19946 pages
Published in:
- Phys.Lett.B 350 (1995) 163-168
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Abstract: (Elsevier)
We explore the possibility of superconductivity of a system composed of an infinite number of quarks with a single flavor. If we assume that such quarks interact which each other via the one-gluon exchange potential, we find an attractive force between a pair of quarks in the color-triplet and spin-parallel state. Applying the mean field (BCS) theory to the system, we have a new superconducting state that has lower energy than the normal (degenerate Fermi gas) state. It is also shown that our system is described by both usual quasi-particles with a finite energy gap and gapless quasi-particles.- quark: matter
- superconductivity
- gluon: exchange
- exchange: gluon
- mean field approximation
- Fermi gas
- energy: gap
- quark: interaction
- interaction: quark
- color: triplet
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