Proof of Chiral Symmetry Breaking and Persistent Mass Condition in Vector- Like Gauge Theory

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理论物理通讯 ›› 1991, Vol. 15 ›› Issue (3) : 319-330.

ZHOU Bangrong

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Proof of Chiral Symmetry Breaking and Persistent Mass Condition in Vector- Like Gauge Theory

ZHOU Bangrong

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We give the details of rigorous proof of some mass inequalitiee in a vector-like gauge theory based on any simple group G. These mass inequalitiee lead to the conclusions that in auch a theory the chiral symmetries associated with all G representations of quarks must be spontaneously broken, and the persistent mass condition ie justified for any composite particles when the vacuum angle is zero or massless quarks exist.

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ZHOU Bangrong. Proof of Chiral Symmetry Breaking and Persistent Mass Condition in Vector- Like Gauge Theory[J]. 理论物理通讯, 1991, 15(3): 319-330

ZHOU Bangrong. Proof of Chiral Symmetry Breaking and Persistent Mass Condition in Vector- Like Gauge Theory[J]. Communications in Theoretical Physics, 1991, 15(3): 319-330

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