# Effective Gauge degrees of freedom and the (non)existence of the glueball superpotential

@article{Nakayama2003EffectiveGD,
title={Effective Gauge degrees of freedom and the (non)existence of the glueball superpotential},
author={Yu Nakayama},
journal={Journal of High Energy Physics},
year={2003},
volume={2003},
pages={049-049}
}
• Y. Nakayama
• Published 2 June 2003
• Physics
• Journal of High Energy Physics
We propose an efficient way to obtain a correct Veneziano-Yankielowicz type integration constant of the effective glueball superpotential Weff(S,g,Λ), even for massless theories. Applying our method, we show some = 1 theories do not have such an effective glueball superpotential, even though they have isolated vacua. In these cases, S = 0 typically.
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