Large N Analysis of -deformation and Unavoidable Negative-norm States
arXiv:2002.01414 · doi:10.1007/JHEP04(2020)127
Abstract
We study non-perturbative quantum aspects of -deformation of a free vector model by employing the large limit. It is shown that bound states of the original field appear and inevitably become negative-norm states. In particular, the bound states can be regarded as the states of the conformal mode in a gravitational theory, where the Liouville action is induced with the coefficient proportional to the minus of central charge. To make the theory positive-definite, some modification is required so as to preserve diffeomorphism invariance due to the Faddeev-Popov ghosts with a negative central charge.
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