The sigma model on complex projective superspaces

The sigma model on projective superspaces gives rise to a continuous family of interacting 2D conformal field theories which are parametrized by the curvature radius R and the theta angle θ . Our main goal is to determine the spectrum of the model, non-perturbatively as a function of both parameters...

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description The sigma model on projective superspaces gives rise to a continuous family of interacting 2D conformal field theories which are parametrized by the curvature radius R and the theta angle θ . Our main goal is to determine the spectrum of the model, non-perturbatively as a function of both parameters. We succeed to do so for all open boundary conditions preserving the full global symmetry of the model. In string theory parlor, these correspond to volume filling branes that are equipped with a monopole line bundle and connection. The paper consists of two parts. In the first part, we approach the problem within the continuum formulation. Combining combinatorial arguments with perturbative studies and some simple free field calculations, we determine a closed formula for the partition function of the theory. This is then tested numerically in the second part. There we extend the proposal of [ arXiv:0908.1081 ] for a spin chain regularization of the model with open boundary conditions and use it to determine the spectrum at the conformal fixed point. The numerical results are in remarkable agreement with the continuum analysis.
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Elementary Particles
High energy physics
Mathematical models
Partitions (mathematics)
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Physics and Astronomy
Quantum Field Theories
Quantum Field Theory
Quantum Physics
Regularization
Relativity Theory
String Theory
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