Instantons in Schwinger Model
arXiv:hep-th/9312110 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.49.5480
Abstract
The known calculations of the fermion condensate and the correlator have been interpreted in terms of {\em localized} instanton solutions minimizing the {\em effective} action. Their size is of order of massive photon Compton wavelength . At high temperature, these instantons become quasistatic and present the 2-dimensional analog of the `walls' found recently in 4-dimensional gauge theories. In spite of the static nature of these solutions, they should not be interpreted as `thermal solitons' living in Minkowski space: the mass of these would-be solitons does not display itself in the physical correlators. At small but nonzero fermion mass, the high-T partition function of is saturated by the rarefied gas of instantons and antiinstantons with density to be confronted with the dense strongly correlated instanton-antiinstanton liquid saturating the partition function at .
Santa Barbara Preprint NSF-ITP-93-151
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