color confinement of Technicolor (QCD)

[trelek2]

I don't understand why technicolor interactions are unobservable at low energies due to the fact that they are strong and confining.

I thought color confinement means that quarks cannot be separated but rather new quark-antiquark pairs form and result in Hadron jets. Isn't this a feature of QCD interactions at higher energies?

[bhollen76]

I ran across this new Energy report today. It might be of interest - I found it at http://www.fastmr.com/prod/283893_china_petroleum_chemical_corporation_compan y.aspx.
Let me know your thoughts.

[trelek2]

Very funny, as a matter of fact I'm an undergraduate and my assignment is to write a review of Technicolour without going into the mathematics. This is very difficult for someone who has taken only one course in subatomic physics and doesn't know any quantum field theory. I thought that maybe somebody could explain something.