Large-N_f chiral transition in the Yukawa model
arXiv:hep-lat/0601018 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2006.02.029
Abstract
We investigate the finite-temperature behavior of the Yukawa model in which fermions are coupled with a scalar field in the limit . Close to the chiral transition the model shows a crossover between mean-field behavior (observed for ) and Ising behavior (observed for any finite ). We show that this crossover is universal and related to that observed in the weakly-coupled theory. It corresponds to the renormalization-group flow from the unstable Gaussian fixed point to the stable Ising fixed point. This equivalence allows us to use results obtained in field theory and in medium-range spin models to compute Yukawa correlation functions in the crossover regime.
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