Emergent Hadron Mass in Strong Dynamics

Emergent Hadron Mass (EHM) is a mechanism capable of explaining both the unnaturally small (pion) and large (proton) masses of hadrons and if not the origin of confinement, then intimately connected with it. Even though the modern formulation of EHM has only recently been completed, it is rapidly becoming a fundamental focus for modern and future experimental efforts aimed at understanding the strong force within the Standard Model. Using Dyson-Schwinger equations for the gluon, ghost and quark propagators, I will introduce the main EHM concepts and illustrate how far this framework can take us in understanding strong interaction phenomenology.

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Emergent Hadron Mass (EHM) is a mechanism that explains the masses of hadrons and is intimately connected to their origin or confinement. EHM has become a key research focus for understanding strong interactions, utilizing Dyson-Schwinger equations for investigation.