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Statistical models with a line of defect

Gesualdo Delfino A, Giuseppe Mussardo, P. Simonetti

arXiv:hep-th/9403049Physics Letters BMay 1, 199488 citations

Massive ghost theories with a line of defects

Paola Mosconi

We study free massive fermionic ghosts, in the presence of an extended line of impurities, relying on the Lagrangian formalism. We propose two distinct defect interactions, respectively, of relevant and marginal nature. The corresponding scattering theories reveal the occurrence of resonances and instabilities in the former case and the presence of poles with imaginary residues in the latter. Correlation functions of the thermal and disorder operators are computed exactly, exploiting the bulk form factors and the matrix elements relative to the defect operator. In the marginal situation, the one-point function of the disorder operator displays a critical exponent continuously varying with the interaction strength.We study free massive fermionic ghosts, in the presence of an extended line of impurities, relying on the Lagrangian formalism. We propose two distinct defect interactions, respectively, of relevant and marginal nature. The corresponding scattering theories reveal the occurrence of resonances and instabilities in the former case and the presence of poles with imaginary residues in the latter. Correlation functions of the thermal and disorder operators are computed exactly, exploiting the bulk form factors and the matrix elements relative to the defect operator. In the marginal situation, the one-point function of the disorder operator displays a critical exponent continuously varying with the interaction strength.

arXiv:hep-th/0302097Journal of Physics A Mathematical and GeneralJun 5, 20031 citation

Correlation functions of the XYZ model with a boundary

Yuji Hara

arXiv:math-ph/9910046Nuclear Physics BApr 1, 20006 citations

The spin correlation function in 2D statistical mechanics models with inhomogeneous line defects

Carlos Naón, Marta L. Trobo

We consider the critical spin–spin correlation function of the 2D Ising model with a line defect whose strength is an arbitrary function of the position. By using path integral techniques in the continuum description of this model in terms of fermion fields, we obtain an analytical expression for the correlator as a functional of the position-dependent coupling. Thus, our result provides one of the few analytical examples that allows one to illustrate the transit of a magnetic system from scaling to non-scaling behavior in a critical regime. We also show that the non-scaling behavior obtained for the spin correlator along a nonuniformly altered line of an Ising model remains unchanged in the Ashkin–Teller model.We consider the critical spin–spin correlation function of the 2D Ising model with a line defect whose strength is an arbitrary function of the position. By using path integral techniques in the continuum description of this model in terms of fermion fields, we obtain an analytical expression for the correlator as a functional of the position-dependent coupling. Thus, our result provides one of the few analytical examples that allows one to illustrate the transit of a magnetic system from scaling to non-scaling behavior in a critical regime. We also show that the non-scaling behavior obtained for the spin correlator along a nonuniformly altered line of an Ising model remains unchanged in the Ashkin–Teller model.

Feb 1, 20114 citations

The spin correlation function in 2D statistical mechanics models with inhomogeneous line defects

Carlos Naón, Marta Trobo

We consider the critical spin–spin correlation function of the 2D Ising model with a line defect whose strength is an arbitrary function of the position. By using path integral techniques in the continuum description of this model in terms of fermion fields, we obtain an analytical expression for the correlator as a functional of the position-dependent coupling. Thus, our result provides one of the few analytical examples that allows one to illustrate the transit of a magnetic system from scaling to non-scaling behavior in a critical regime. We also show that the non-scaling behavior obtained for the spin correlator along a nonuniformly altered line of an Ising model remains unchanged in the Ashkin–Teller model.We consider the critical spin–spin correlation function of the 2D Ising model with a line defect whose strength is an arbitrary function of the position. By using path integral techniques in the continuum description of this model in terms of fermion fields, we obtain an analytical expression for the correlator as a functional of the position-dependent coupling. Thus, our result provides one of the few analytical examples that allows one to illustrate the transit of a magnetic system from scaling to non-scaling behavior in a critical regime. We also show that the non-scaling behavior obtained for the spin correlator along a nonuniformly altered line of an Ising model remains unchanged in the Ashkin–Teller model.

arXiv:1012.5139Journal of Statistical Mechanics Theory and ExperimentFeb 10, 20115 citations

Correlated Models and Wave Functions

Federico Becca, Sandro Sorella

Cambridge University Press eBooksNov 29, 20171 citation

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