CP(N) sigma model on a finite interval revisited
arXiv:1612.02075 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.95.085021
Abstract
In this short note we will revisit the large solution of sigma model on a finite interval of length . We will find a family of boundary conditions for which the large saddle point can be found analytically. For a certain choice of the boundary conditions the theory has only one phase for all values of . Also, we will provide an example when there are two phases: for large there is a standard phase with an unbroken gauge symmetry and for small there is Higgs phase with a broken gauge symmetry.
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