Existence of Decreasing Nambu Solutions to the Rainbow Ladder Gap Equation of QCD by Cone Compression

Abstract

Studying Nambu solutions of the rainbow-ladder gap equation in QCD at zero temperature and chemical potential, we prove that the mass function emerges continuously from zero as the interaction strength is increased past the critical point for all positive, asymptotically perturbative kernels almost everywhere continuous in L1 using the Krasnosel'skii-Guo Cone Compression Theorem. We prove that the coupled system of equations must have a positive, continuous Nambu solution with decreasing mass function for all current quark masses for a class of models which includes the physical point of a popular model of QCD by using a hybrid Krasnosel'skii-Schauder Fixed Point Theorem.

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