26-31 July 2021
Mexico City
Mexico/General timezone
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Mexico City
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Hadrons in Hot and Nuclear Environment Including Hypernuclei
Studying the quark gap equation at finite temperature, magnetic field, and different flavor and color numbers
Speakers
- Dr. Marco Antonio BEDOLLA
Primary authors
- Dr. Marco Antonio BEDOLLA (Universidad Autonoma de Chiapas)
Co-authors
- Dr. Adnan BASHIR (UMSNH)
Abstract
A momentum-independent symmetry preserving vector-vector contact interaction helps to study different observables of light mesons and baryons. It can be extended to study heavy and heavy-light mesons and baryons too. We study how the quark gap equation is affected if we change the number of colors and flavors, or under the effects of finite temperature and magnetic field? In particular, we present the phenomena of magnetic catalysis and its inverse.