Dynamical Running Mass of Quark in the Dyson－Schwinger Equation Approach

Based on the Dyson-Schwinger equations of QCD in the 'rainbow' approximation, the fully dressed quarkpropagator Sf(p) is investigated, and then an algebraic parametrization form of the propagator is obtained as a solutionof the equations. The dressed quark amplitudes Af and Bf built up the fully dressed quark propagator and the dynamicalrunning masses Mf defined by Af and Bf for light quarks u, d and s are calculated, respectively. Using the predictedrunning masses Mf, quark condensates <0|q(0)q(0)|0> = -(0.255 GeV)a for u, d quarks, and <0|s s|0> = 0.8<0|q(0)q(0)]0)for s quark, and experimental pion decay constant fπ = 0.093 GeV, the masses of Goldstone bosons K, π, and η are alsoevaluated. The numerical results show that the masses of quarks are dependent on their momentum p2. The fully dressedquark amplitudes Af and Bf have correct behaviors which can be used for many purposes in our future researches onnonperturbative QCD.

Based on the Dyson–Schwinger equations of QCD in the 'rainbow' approximation, the fully dressed quark propagator is investigated, and then an algebraic parametrization form of the propagator is obtained as a solution of the equations. The dressed quark amplitudes and built up the fully dressed quark propagator and the dynamical running masses defined by and for light quarks u, d and s are calculated, respectively. Using the predicted running masses , quark condensates for u, d quarks, and for s quark, and experimental pion decay constant , the masses of Goldstone bosons K, π, and η are also evaluated. The numerical results show that the masses of quarks are dependent on their momentum . The fully dressed quark amplitudes and have correct behaviors which can be used for many purposes in our future researches on nonperturbative QCD.