Gluon Confinement
M. Novello, V. A. De Lorenci, E. Elbaz
Abstract
In this paper we present a new model for a gauge field theory such that self-interacting spin-one particles can be confined in a compact domain. The necessary conditions to produce the confinement appear already in the properties of the eikonal structure generated by the particular choice of the dynamics. The gluons do not follow along Minkowski null cone and thus can be equivalently interpreted as if they were massive.
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