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Fluctuation induced first order phase transition in U(n)xU(n) models using chiral invariant expansion of FRG flows
G. Fejos ;
Date 12 Sep 2014
AbstractPhase transition in the U(n)xU(n) model is investigated for arbitrary flavor number n. We present a non-perturbative, 3+1 dimensional finite temperature treatment of obtaining the effective potential, based on a chiral invariant expansion of the functional renormalization group flows. The obtained tower of equations are similar but not identical to that of the Dyson-Schwinger hierarchy, and has to be truncated for practical purposes. We investigate the finite temperature behavior of the system in an expansive set of the parameter space for n=2,3,4, and also perform a large-n analysis. Our method is capable to recover the beta-functions of the coupling constants of the epsilon-expansion, and furthermore, it shows a direct evidence that regardless of the actual flavor number, the system always undergoes a fluctuation induced first order phase transition.
Source arXiv, 1409.3695
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