On space of integrable quantum field theories
By F. Smirnov, A. Zamolodchikov. 2016
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We study deformations of 2D Integrable Quantum Field Theories (IQFT) which preserve integrability (the existence of infinitely many local integrals of motion). The IQFT are understood as "effective field theories", with finite ultraviolet cutoff. We show that for any such IQFT there are infinitely many integrable deformations generated by scalar local fields XsXs, which are in one-to-one correspondence with the local integrals of motion; moreover, the scalars XsXs are built from the components of the associated conserved currents in a universal way. The first of these scalars, X1X1, coincides with the composite field View the MathML source(TT¯) built from the components of the energy-momentum tensor. The deformations of quantum field theories generated by X1X1 are "solvable" in a certain sense, even if the original theory is not integrable. In a massive IQFT the deformations XsXs are identified with the deformations of the corresponding factorizable S-matrix via the CDD factor. The situation is illustrated by explicit construction of the form factors of the operators XsXs in sine-Gordon theory. We also make some remarks on the problem of UV completeness of such integrable deformations
Subfields: Geometry and Topology, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
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- A theory of reparameterizations for AdS3 gravity (2018, background): “There has been a recent explosion of activity on the so-called T T̄ deformation of Zamolod- chikov and Smirnov [96, 97], including the question of its holographic dual (see e.g. [98]).”
- Towards a 2d QFT analog of the SYK model (2017, background): “10), indicates that the leading order correction to the IR conformal field theory takes the form of an irrelevant T T̄ deformation, given by the product of the left- and right-moving stress tensors [29, 30, 31, 32].”
- TT deformations in general dimensions (2018, neutral): “where we define S(0) as the CFT, which in turn implies that [1, 25] ∂En ∂λ + 2En ∂En ∂R = 0.”
- Holography Beyond AdS (2017, background): “As mentioned in the introduction, part of the motivation for our work, here and in [1,2], is the results of [5,6] on TT deformed CFT2.”
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- An integrable Lorentz-breaking deformation of two-dimensional CFTs (2017, methodology): “Introduction Recently, Smirnov and Zamolodchikov [1] have studied an infinite class of irrelevant deformations of integrable two-dimensional QFTs (IQFTs), of the general double-trace form”