Unquenching the Quark-Antiquark Green's Function
Peter Watson, Wolfgang Cassing
Abstract
We propose a nonperturbative resummation scheme for the four-point connected quark-antiquark Green's function G4 that shows how the Bethe-Salpeter equation may be `unquenched' with respect to quark-antiquark loops. This mechanism allows to dynamically account for hadronic meson decays and multiquark structures whilst respecting the underlying symmetries. An initial approximation to the four-point Schwinger-Dyson equation -- suitable for phenomenological application -- is examined numerically in a couple of aspects. It is demonstrated that this approximation explicitly maintains the correct asymptotic limits and contains the physical resonance structures in the near timelike region in the quark-antiquark channel whereas no resonances are found in the diquark channel, respectively.
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