Effective pion mass term and the trace anomaly
arXiv:1611.04275 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.95.016003
Abstract
Recently, we developed an effective theory of pions and a light dilatonic meson for gauge theories with spontaneously broken chiral symmetry that are close to the conformal window. The pion mass term in this effective theory depends on an exponent . We derive the transformation properties under dilatations of the renormalized fermion mass, and use this to rederive , where is fixed-point value of the mass anomalous dimension at the sill of the conformal window. This value for is consistent with the trace anomaly of the underlying near-conformal gauge theory.
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