From to : Emergence and reminiscence of supersymmetry and triality
arXiv:2411.08107 · doi:10.1007/JHEP02(2025)202
Abstract
We construct a (1+1)-dimension continuum model of 4-component fermions incorporating the exceptional Lie group symmetry . Four gapped and five gapless phases are identified via the one-loop renormalization group analysis. The gapped phases are controlled by four different stable Gross-Neveu fixed points, among which three exhibit an emergent triality, while the rest one possesses the self-triality, i.e., invariant under the triality mapping. The gapless phases include three critical ones, a critical one, and a Luttinger liquid. Three critical phases correspond to different Gross-Neveu fixed points connected by the triality relation similar to the gapped SO(8) case. The critical phase is controlled by an unstable fixed point described by a direct product of the Ising and tricritical Ising conformal field theories with the central charges and , respectively, while the latter one is known to possess spacetime supersymmetry. In the lattice realization with a Hubbard-type interaction, the triality is broken into the duality between two symmetries and the supersymmetric critical phase exhibits the degeneracy between bosonic and fermionic states, which are reminiscences of the continuum model.
arXiv comment14+9 pages, 4+1 figures
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