HOT SCALAR ELECTRODYNAMICS AS A TOY MODEL FOR HOT QCD
Ulrike KRAEMMER, Anton K. REBHAN, Hermann SCHULZ
Abstract
Hot scalar electrodynamics is adopted as a toy model for a hot gluon plasma to display some aspects of the compulsory resummation of hard thermal loops when next-to-leading order quantities at soft momentum scales are to be calculated. [Talk given by A.K.R. at a one-day meeting dedicated to the memory of Tanguy ALTHERR, held on November 4, 1994 at CERN, Geneva. To appear in a Gedenkschrift published by World Scientific.]
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