Higher Derivative Gauge theory in and the NLSM
arXiv:1907.11448 · doi:10.1007/JHEP12(2019)144
Abstract
We consider the Non-Linear-Sigma-Model in the dimension . The critical behaviour of this model in the large limit is reviewed. We propose a Higher Derivative Gauge (HDG) theory as an ultraviolet completion of the NLSM. Tuning mass operators to zero, the HDG in the IR limit reaches to the critical . With partial tunings the HDG reaches either to the critical -Yukawa model or to the critical pure scalar QED (no Yukawa interactions). We renormalize the HDG in its critical dimension . We study the fixed points of the HDG in and we calculate the scaling dimensions of various observables finding a full agreement with the order predictions of the corresponding critical models.
arXiv comment30 pages, v2: few typos corrected , references added
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