Domain Wall in the Linear Sigma Model
Hong Mao, Yunde Li, Tao Huang
Abstract
We discuss the role of the axial U(1)A symmetry in the chiral phase transition using the U(Nf)R× U(Nf)L linear sigma model with two massless quark flavors. We expect that above a certain temperature the axial U(1)A symmetry will be effectively restored as well as SU(Nf)R× SU(Nf)L. Then we can construct a string-like static solution the η string and a kink-like classical solution the domain wall during the chiral phase transition. We give out the possible signals for detecting the domain wall in ultrarelativistic heavy-ion collisions.
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