Probing the interior of the Colour Flux Tube
F. Gliozzi
Abstract
In the dual superconductivity description of quark confinement the core of the flux tube connecting a quark pair belongs to a deconfined, hot phase. This can be checked in numerical experiments on 3D Z2 gauge model. It is also pointed out that the Svetitsky-Yaffe conjecture provides analytic expressions for the distribution of the flux density around quark sources at critical temperature.
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