Interacting conformal scalar in a wedge
arXiv:2206.06326 · doi:10.1007/JHEP10(2022)060
Abstract
We study a class of two-point functions in a conformal field theory near a wedge. This is a set-up with two boundaries intersecting at an angle . We compute it as a solution to the Dyson-Schwinger equation of motion for a quartic interaction in the bulk and in the boundary, up to order . We have extracted the anomalous dimensions from such correlators and we have complemented them with Feynman diagrams computations.
34 pages, modified section 3.2.1, reference added
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