most citedThermal Order in Conformal Theories

69 citations · 135 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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hep-th2021★ 17 cited

A model of persistent breaking of continuous symmetry

Noam Chai, Anatoly Dymarsky, Mikhail Goykhman +2

We consider a UV-complete field-theoretic model in general dimensions, including , that exhibits spontaneous breaking of continuous symmetry, persisting to arbitrarily large…

hep-th2021★ 9 cited

Long-range fermions and critical dualities

Noam Chai, Soumangsu Chakraborty, Mikhail Goykhman +1

We construct long-range fermionic models with the Gross-Neveu and Gross-Neveu-Yukawa interaction, and argue that their critical regimes are equivalent. To this end, we calculate va…

hep-th2021★ 20 cited

A model of persistent breaking of discrete symmetry

Noam Chai, Anatoly Dymarsky, Michael Smolkin

We show there exist UV-complete field-theoretic models in general dimension, including , with the spontaneous breaking of a global symmetry, which persists to the arbitrarily…

hep-th2021★ 2 cited

Long-Range Vector Models at Large N

Noam Chai, Mikhail Goykhman, Ritam Sinha

We calculate various CFT data for the vector model with the long-range interaction, working at the next-to-leading order in the expansion. Our results provide addition…

hep-th2021★ 3 cited

Conformal correlators in the critical vector model

Noam Chai, Mikhail Goykhman, Ritam Sinha

We calculate a set of conformal correlators in the critical vector model in dimensions. We focus on the correlators involving the Hubbard-Stratonovich field , and…

hep-th2020★ 15 cited

The bi-conical vector model at

Noam Chai, Eliezer Rabinovici, Ritam Sinha +1

We study finite aspects of the vector model with quartic interactions in general spacetime dimensions. This model has recently been shown t…

hep-th2020★ 69 cited

Thermal Order in Conformal Theories

Noam Chai, Soumyadeep Chaudhuri, Changha Choi +3

It is widely expected that at sufficiently high temperatures order is always lost, e.g. magnets loose their ferromagnetic properties. We pose the question of whether this is always…