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Remarks on a melonic field theory with cubic interaction

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Item type 学術雑誌論文 / Journal Article(1)
PubDate 2021-05-28
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Title Remarks on a melonic field theory with cubic interaction
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Subject Conformal Field Theory
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Subject Renormalization Group
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Resource Type Identifier http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_6501
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Author Benedetti, Dario

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Delporte, Nicolas

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Bibliographic Information en : Journal of High Energy Physics

Volume Number 2021, Issue Number 4, p. 197, Issue Date 2021-04-20
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Description We revisit the Amit-Roginsky (AR) model in the light of recent studies on Sachdev-Ye-Kitaev (SYK) and tensor models, with which it shares some important features. It is a model of N scalar fields transforming in an N-dimensional irreducible representation of SO(3). The most relevant (in renormalization group sense) invariant interaction is cubic in the fields and mediated by a Wigner 3jm symbol. The latter can be viewed as a particular rank-3 tensor coupling, thus highlighting the similarity to the SYK model, in which the tensor coupling is however random and of even rank. As in the SYK and tensor models, in the large-N limit the perturbative expansion is dominated by melonic diagrams. The lack of randomness, and the rapidly growing number of invariants that can be built with n fields, makes the AR model somewhat closer to tensor models. We review the results from the old work of Amit and Roginsky with the hindsight of recent developments, correcting and completing some of their statements, in particular concerning the spectrum of the operator product expansion of two fundamental fields. For 5.74 < d < 6 the fixed-point theory defines a real CFT, while for smaller d complex dimensions appear, after a merging of the lowest dimension with its shadow. We also introduce and study a long-range version of the model, for which the cubic interaction is exactly marginal at large N , and we find a real and unitary CFT for any d < 6, both for real and imaginary coupling constant, up to some critical coupling.
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Publisher Springer Nature
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Source Identifier 1029-8479
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Source Identifier 1126-6708
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Related Identifier info:doi/10.1007/JHEP04(2021)197
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Related Identifier https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/JHEP04(2021)197
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