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THERMODYNAMICAL PROPERTIES OF GAUGE THEORIES AT FINITE TEMPERATURE AND CHEMICAL POTENTIAL

WANG Qin-Mou^,

Anhui Normal University

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The plasma effects of gauge theories are investigated and the one-loop contributions to self-energy part of the photon at T≠0 and μ≠0 are calculated. It is shown that only electric fields give photon an effective mass, but magnetic fields don's contribute.

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WANG Qin-Mou. THERMODYNAMICAL PROPERTIES OF GAUGE THEORIES AT FINITE TEMPERATURE AND CHEMICAL POTENTIAL[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1986, 10(1): 24-31.

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THERMODYNAMICAL PROPERTIES OF GAUGE THEORIES AT FINITE TEMPERATURE AND CHEMICAL POTENTIAL

WANG Qin-Mou^,

Corresponding author:WANG Qin-Mou,

Anhui Normal University

Received Date:1900-01-01
Accepted Date:1900-01-01
Available Online:1986-02-05

Abstract:The plasma effects of gauge theories are investigated and the one-loop contributions to self-energy part of the photon at T≠0 and μ≠0 are calculated. It is shown that only electric fields give photon an effective mass, but magnetic fields don's contribute.