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Identifying sea and valence quarks in a magnetically driven catalysis
In the present work we introduce a holographic prescription to independently
describe sea and valence quarks in the context of the gauge/gravity
correspondence. We use such prescription to perform an initial calculation that
permits us to compare our results with those obtained through lattice
techniques when studding magnetic catalysis and its inverse. We find, in
agreement with previous studies, that the elaborated behavior of the condensate
is mostly attributable to the sea quarks, rather than the valence which show a
quite featureless participation.