Two Dimensional Renormalization Group Flows in Next to Leading Order
arXiv:1303.3015 · doi:10.1007/JHEP01(2014)167
Abstract
Zamolodchikov's famous analysis of the RG trajectory connecting successive minimal CFT models and for , is improved by including second order in coupling constant corrections. This allows to compute IR quantities with next to leading order accuracy of the expansion. We compute in particular, the beta function and the anomalous dimensions for certain classes of fields. As a result we are able to identify with a greater accuracy the IR limit of these fields with certain linear combination of the IR theory . We discuss the relation of these results with Gaotto's recent RG domain wall proposal.
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