Generalized Gross-Neveu Models and Chiral Symmetry Breaking from String Theory
arXiv:hep-th/0610087 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.75.065005
Abstract
We consider intersecting D-brane models which have two dimensional chiral fermions localized at the intersections. At weak coupling, the interactions of these fermions are described by generalized Gross-Neveu models. At strong coupling, these configurations are described by the dynamics of probe D-branes in a curved background spacetime. We study patterns of dynamical chiral symmetry breaking in these models at weak and strong coupling, and also discuss relationships between these two descriptions.
23 pages, LaTeX; 16 figures
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