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Publications and source records attributed to H. Malekzadeh.
I investigate the effects of the gluon self-energy in the color-flavor-locked phase of color superconductivity on the value of the gap. The light plasmon modes, which appear for energies smaller than twice the gap energy, provide the largest contribution. They modify the subsubleading term in the solution of the gap equation.
Enforcing color and electric charge neutrality conditions on the three-flavor color superconducting matter, I derive the explicit form of the quark propagators and the gluon self-energies for the gapless and the ordinary color-flavor-locked phases.
We calculate the spectral densities of electric and magnetic gluons at zero temperature in color-superconducting quark matter in the color-flavor-locking (CFL) phase. We find a collective excitation, a plasmon, at energies smaller than two times the gap parameter and momenta smaller than about eight times the gap. The dispersion relation of this mode exhibits a minimum at some nonzero value of momentum, indicating a van Hove singularity.
The self-energies and the spectral densities of longitudinal and transverse gluons at zero temperature in the color-flavor-locked (CFL) phase are calculated. There appears a collective excitation, a light plasmon, at energies smaller than two times the gap parameter and momenta smaller than about eight times the gap. The minimum in the dispersion relation of this mode at some nonzero value of momentum corresponds to the van Hove singularity.
I investigate some of the inert phases in three-flavor, spin-zero color-superconducting quark matter: the CFL phase (the analogue of the B phase in superfluid $^3\rm He$), the A and A* phases, and the 2SC and sSC phases. I compute the pressure of these phases with and without the neutrality condition. It is shown that the 2SC phase is identical to the A* phase up to a color rotation. The CFL phase is the energetically favored phase except for a small region of intermediate densities where the 2SC/A* phase is favored.
We calculate the self-energies and the spectral densities of longitudinal and transverse gluons at zero temperature in color-superconducting quark matter in the color-flavor-locked (CFL) phase. We find a collective excitation, a plasmon, at energies smaller than two times the gap parameter and momenta smaller than about eight times the gap. The dispersion relation of this mode exhibits a minimum at some nonzero value of momentum, indicating a van Hove singularity.