Chiral violations in domain-wall QCD from one-loop perturbation theory at finite
arXiv:hep-lat/0606022 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.75.054505
Abstract
We present perturbative calculations made with domain-wall fermions which possess a finite number of points in the extra fifth dimension. We have derived the required propagator functions, investigated the one-loop properties of quark amplitudes at finite and evaluated three quantities that can provide insights on chirality-breaking effects from the perturbative side. First we have computed the residual mass for various choices of and of the domain-wall height . We have found that this radiatively induced mass approaches zero reasonably fast with the extent of the fifth dimension, depending on and on a lesser extent on the coupling . We have also computed the differences of the renormalization constants of the vector and axial-vector currents and of the scalar and pseudoscalar densities. Finally we have calculated the chirally-forbidden mixing (which at finite is suppressed only partially) of an operator which describes the lowest moment of the structure function. In general we see that at , where simulations are usually performed, values of or larger would be desirable in order for chiral violations to be negligible. The quantities that we have studied turn out to lose gauge invariance when is not infinite. We have also found that anomalous dimensions of operators at finite generally depend on and . In particular, the vector and axial-vector currents have in general a nonzero anomalous dimension at finite .
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