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t Hooft mechanism of confinement or dual Meissner effect

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x = rm W , κ = λ e .<br />

E<br />

= Lv 2 ∫<br />

d 2 x<br />

[<br />

B<br />

′2<br />

2 + ∣ ∣(∂ i − ieA ′ i )φ′∣ ∣ 2 + κ 2 (φ ′ 2 − 1) 2 ]<br />

,<br />

v<strong>or</strong>tex transverse size ρ 0 ∼ 1 √ κ<br />

.<br />

String tension = σ = energy / length <strong>of</strong> the tube = v 2 [ O(1) + O<br />

(<br />

mH<br />

m W<br />

)].<br />

Londons’ limit: m H → ∞ =⇒ infinite-energy v<strong>or</strong>tex<br />

Bogomolny–Prasad–Sommerfeld limit: m H → 0.<br />

type-I superconduct<strong>or</strong>: (m H > m W ): no v<strong>or</strong>tices<br />

type-II superconduct<strong>or</strong>: (m H < m W ): yes<br />

One needs an analog <strong>of</strong> type II superconduct<strong>or</strong> with magnetic monopoles condensed.<br />

Confinement in the 3d Ge<strong>or</strong>gi–Glashow model D. Diakonov, L-12

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