QCD correlation functions and instantons
E. Shuryak
Abstract
QCD point-to-point correlation functions at distances .2-1 fm are very different for different channels, and they tell us a lot about inter-quark interactions. Recent studies based on experimental data, 'instanton liquid' approach and lattice measurements are reviewed. Agreement between all of them show that instanton-induced forces dominate the light quark physics, and new findings by Negele et al, that hadrons survive 'cooling', make this statement obvious. We also argue that chiral symmetery restoration is due to breaking of the 'instanton liquid' into polarized 'instanton molecules'. % For Lattice-93 proceedings, figures and % hard copies available at request, sorry.
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