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25 April 2024
 
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Driving Operators Relevant: A Feature of Chern-Simons Interaction
Wei Chen ; Miao Li ;
Date 28 Oct 1992
Journal Phys.Rev.Lett. 70 (1993) 884-887
Subject hep-th cond-mat
AffiliationU of British Columbia) and Miao Li (UC Santa Barbara
AbstractBy computing anomalous dimensions of gauge invariant composite operators $(arpsipsi)^n$ and $(phi^*phi)^n$ in Chern-Simons fermion and boson models, we address that Chern-Simons interactions make these operators more relevant or less irrelevant in the low energy region. We obtain a critical Chern-Simons fermion coupling, ${1over kappa_c^2} = {6over 19}$, for a phase transition at which the leading irrelevant four-fermion operator $(arpsipsi)^2$ becomes marginal, and a critical Chern-Simons boson coupling, ${1over kappa_c^2} = {6over 34}$, for a similar phase transition for the leading irrelevant operator $(phi^*phi)^4$. We see this phenomenon also in the $1/N$ expansion.
Source arXiv, hep-th/9210149
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