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A Parallelism Between Quantum Gravity and the IR Limit in QCD (Emergence of Hadron and Nuclear Symmetries)

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In the non-perturbative IR region, the action of QCD contains a long-range component, acting as an effective “strong gravity”. It is generated by the exchange of a color neutral pair of gluons \( {G_{{\mu \nu }}}(x) \sim {\eta_{{ab}}}B_{\mu }^{\alpha }(x)B_{\nu }^b(x) \) The G μν acts formally as a Riemannian metric with J P = O +, 2+ quanta coupled symmetrically to nuclear matter and generating the IBM paradigm, Regge trajectories and the string-like features of hadrons.

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Ne’eman, Y. (1992). A Parallelism Between Quantum Gravity and the IR Limit in QCD (Emergence of Hadron and Nuclear Symmetries). In: Frank, A., Wolf, K.B. (eds) Symmetries in Physics. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-77284-9_13

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