-Expansion in the Gross-Neveu CFT
arXiv:1510.05287 · doi:10.1007/JHEP10(2016)097
Abstract
We use the recently developed CFT techniques of Rychkov and Tan to compute anomalous dimensions in the Gross-Neveu model in dimensions. To do this, we extend the "cowpie contraction" algorithm of arXiv:1506.06616 to theories with fermions. Our results match perfectly with Feynman diagram computations.
v2: a correction in contraction algorithm (main results unchanged), references and an appendix added, discussion less rushed
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