Dynamical Chiral Symmetry Breaking from Variationally Improved Perturbative Expansion
J. -L. Kneur
Abstract
We review how a specific resummation of the so-called "delta-expansion", applied to the QCD Lagrangian, transforms the ordinary perturbative expansion in αs into an expansion in an arbitrary mass parameter, around the basic scale Λ. When applied to the pole mass, the resulting expression may be interpreted as a dynamical mass ansatz, to be optimized with respect to the new expansion (mass) parameter. The construction is generalized to obtain estimates of the order parameters of the SU(nf)L × SU(nf)R (nf =2,3) symmetry breakdown.
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