BS and DS equations in a Wilson loop context in QCD, effective mass operator, q-qbar spectrum
M. Baldicchi, G. M. Prosperi
Abstract
We briefly discuss the quark-antiquark Bethe-Salpeter equation and the quark Dyson-Schwinger equation derived in preceding papers. We also consider the q-qbar quadratic mass operator M2 = (w1 + w2)2 + U obtained by three-dimensional reduction of the BS equation and the related approximate center of mass Hamiltonian or linear mass operator HCM = M = w1 + w2 + V + ... We revue previous results on the spectrum and the Regge trajectories obtained by an approximate diagonalization of HCM and report new results similarly obtained by an approximate diagonalization of HCM and report new results similarly obtained for the original M2. We show that in both cases we succeed to reproduce fairly well the entire meson spectrum in the cases in which the numerical calculations were actually practicable and with the exception of the light pseudoscalar states (related to the chiral symmetry problematic). A small rearrangement of the parameters and the use of a running coupling constant is necessary in the M2 case.
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