Non-Fermi Liquid Effects in QCD at High Density
arXiv:hep-ph/0405053 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.70.054007
Abstract
We study non-Fermi liquid effects due to the exchange of unscreened magnetic gluons in high density QCD by using an effective field theory. A one-loop calculation gives the well known result that magnetic gluons lead to a logarithmic enhancement in the fermion self energy near the Fermi surface. The self energy is of the form $Σ(Ï)\sim Ïγ\log(Ï)$, where $Ï$ is the energy of the fermion, $γ=O(g^2)$, and $g$ is the coupling constant. Using an analysis of the Dyson-Schwinger equations we show that, in the weak coupling limit, this result is not modified by higher order corrections even in the regime where the logarithm is large, $γ\log(Ï)\sim 1$. We also show that this result is consistent with the renormalization group equation in the high density effective field theory.
16 pages, 4 figures