Critical exponents of nonlinear sigma model on Grassmann manifold by expansion
arXiv:1808.01585 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.99.165142
Abstract
Motivated by the numerical evidence of a continuous phase transition between antiferromagnetic and paramagnetic phases in the half-filled SU(N) Hubbbard model, we studied its low energy nonlinear sigma model defined on Grassman manifold using the complex projective presentation, which is a direct generalization of the widely studied CP model (corresponding to ). With the expansion technique up to the first order by fixing in space dimension , we calculate the critical exponents of the Neel moment, which are found to be only functions of . Our results indicate that larger effectively reduces and thus brings stronger fluctuations around the saddle point at .
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