Anomalous mesonic interactions near a chiral phase transition
Robert D. Pisarski
Abstract
Using constituent quarks coupled to a linear sigma model at nonzero temperature, I show that many anomalous mesonic amplitudes, such as π0 → γγ, vanish in a chirally symmetric phase. Processes which are allowed, such as π0 σ→ γγ, are computed to leading order in a loop expansion.
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