The continuum limit of spin chains
arXiv:1601.01559 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2016.07.026
Abstract
Building on our previous work for and we explore systematically the continuum limit of gapless vertex models and spin chains. We find the existence of three possible regimes. Regimes I and II for are related with Toda, and described by compact bosons. Regime I for is related with Toda and involves compact bosons, while regime II is related instead with super Toda, and involves in addition a single Majorana fermion. The most interesting is regime III, where {\sl non-compact} degrees of freedom appear, generalising the emergence of the Euclidean black hole CFT in the case. For we find a continuum limit made of compact and non-compact bosons, while for we find compact and non-compact bosons. We also find deep relations between in regime III and the gauged WZW models .
43 pages, 4 figures
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