Nature of chiral phase transition in QED at zero density
arXiv:1408.6313 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.90.065005
Abstract
Based on the feature of chiral susceptibility and thermal susceptibility at finite temperature, the nature of chiral phase transition around the critical number of fermion flavors () and the critical temperature () at a fixed fermion flavors number in massless QED are investigated. It is showed that, at finite temperature the system exhibits a second-order phase transition at or and each of the estimated critical exponents is less than 1, while it reveals a higher-order continuous phase transition around at zero temperature.
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