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most citedA challenge to the -theorem in six dimensions

44 citations · 150 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

hep-th2016★ 19 cited

Constraints on Perturbative RG Flows in Six Dimensions

Andreas Stergiou, David Stone, Lorenzo G. Vitale

When conformal field theories (CFTs) are perturbed by marginally relevant deformations, renormalization group (RG) flows ensue that can be studied with perturbative methods, at lea…

hep-th2015★ 20 cited

Two-loop renormalization of multiflavor theory in six dimensions and the trace anomaly

Benjamin Grinstein, Andreas Stergiou, David Stone +1

We use the background-field method and the heat kernel to obtain all counterterms to two-loop order of conformally-coupled multiflavor theory in six spacetime dimensions, def…

hep-th2014★ 44 cited

A challenge to the -theorem in six dimensions

Benjamin Grinstein, Andreas Stergiou, David Stone +1

The possibility of a strong -theorem in six dimensions is examined in multi-flavor theory. Contrary to the case in two and four dimensions, we find that in perturbation th…

hep-ph2014★ 9 cited

decays to two pseudoscalars and a generalized rule

Benjamín Grinstein, David Pirtskhalava, David Stone +1

We perform an isospin analysis of decays to two pseudoscalars. The analysis extracts appropriate CKM and short distance loop factors to allow for comparison of non-perturbative…

hep-th2013★ 41 cited

Consequences of Weyl Consistency Conditions

Benjamin Grinstein, Andreas Stergiou, David Stone

The running of quantum field theories can be studied in detail with the use of a local renormalization group equation. The usual beta-function effects are easy to include, but by i…

hep-th2012★ 6 cited

Spontaneous R-symmetry breaking from the renormalization group flow

Antonio Amariti, David Stone

We propose a mechanism of R-symmetry breaking in four-dimensional DSB models based on the RG properties of the coupling constants. By constraining the UV sector, we generate new hi…

hep-ph2011★ 11 cited

Explaining the ttbar Forward-Backward Asymmetry from a GUT-Inspired Model

David C. Stone, Patipan Uttayarat

We consider a model that includes light colored scalars from the {\bf 45} and {\bf 50} representations of SU(5) in order to explain the CDF- and D-reported forward-ba…