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使用在6顶点模型中发现的费米离子基础,我们得出了哈密顿量任何本征态中正弦-戈登理论的局部算子的期望值的精确公式。 我们在理论的纯多孤子区中测试了我们的公式。 在紫外线范围内,我们根据Liouville三点函数检查了结果,而在红外线范围内,我们在半经典范围内评估了我们的公式,并将它们对两个粒子的贡献与之前的半经典范围进行了比较。 猜想LeClair-Mussardo型公式。 在这两种情况下均达成了完全一致。
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JHEP01(2020)122
Published for SISSA by Springer
Received: October 14, 2019
Accepted: December 20, 2019
Published: January 21, 2020
Finite volume expectation values in the sine-Gordon
model
´
Arp´ad Heged˝us
Wigner Research Centre for Physics,
Budapest 114, P.O. Box 49, H-1525 Hungary
E-mail: hegedus.arpad@wigner.mta.hu
Abstract: Using the fermionic basis discovered in the 6-vertex model, we derive exact
formulas for the expectation values of local operators of the sine-Gordon theory in any
eigenstate of the Hamiltonian. We tested our formulas in the pure multi-soliton sector
of the theory. In the ultraviolet limit, we checked our results against Liouville 3-point
functions, while in the infrared limit, we evaluated our formulas in the semi-classical limit
and compared them up to 2-particle contributions against the semi-classical limit of the
previously conjectured LeClair-Mussardo type formula. Complete agreement was found in
both cases.
Keywords: Bethe Ansatz, Integrable Field Theories
ArXiv ePrint: 1909.08467
Open Access,
c
The Authors.
Article funded by SCOAP
3
.
https://doi.org/10.1007/JHEP01(2020)122
JHEP01(2020)122
Contents
1 Introduction 1
2 Sine-Gordon model as a perturbed conformal field theory 2
2.1 Perturbed Liouville CFT formulation 3
2.2 Compactified free boson description 3
3 Integral equations for the spectrum 4
4 The function ω for excited states 8
5 Formulas for the expectation values 11
6 Large volume checks 13
6.1 Compatibility check of the formulas (5.9) and (5.12) 13
6.2 Connected diagonal form-factors of Φ
4
1−ν
ν
(0) 16
6.3 Classical limit of connected diagonal form factors 21
7 Small volume checks 25
7.1 The case of primaries Φ
2
1−ν
ν
(0) and Φ
4
1−ν
ν
(0) 28
7.2 Expectation values of descendant fields 29
7.2.1 The case of hl
−2
Φ
2
1−ν
ν
i 29
7.2.2 Expectation values of the descendants of the unity 31
8 Summary and conclusions 33
1 Introduction
The knowledge of finite volume form-factors of integrable quantum field theories became
important in string theory and in condensed matter applications, as well. In string-theory,
they arise in the AdS/CFT correspondence when heavy-heavy-light 3-point functions are
considered [1–5]. In condensed matter physics the finite volume form-factors are necessary
to represent correlation functions for describing various quasi 1-dimensional condensed
matter systems [6].
So far two basic approaches have been developed to compute finite volume matrix ele-
ments of local operators in an integrable quantum field theory. In the first approach [7, 8],
the finite-volume form-factors are represented as a large volume series in terms of the
infinite volume form-factors of the theory. In this approach the polynomial in volume cor-
rections are given by the Bethe-Yang quantizations of the rapidities, while the exponentially
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small in volume L¨uscher corrections come from contributions of virtual particles propagat-
ing around the compact dimension [9–11]. In a diagonally scattering theory, the diagonal
matrix elements of local operators can be computed by means of the LeClair-Mussardo
series [19–21], provided the connected diagonal form-factors of the operator under consid-
eration are known. In a non-diagonally scattering theory, so far the availability of such a
series representation is restricted to the sine-Gordon model [24, 25].
The second approach, which works well for non-diagonally scattering theories, as well,
is based on some integrable lattice regularization of the model under consideration. The re-
sults of [13] for the sine-Gordon model made it possible to conjecture exact formulas for the
finite volume diagonal matrix elements of the sinh-Gordon model [15, 16], as well. The main
advantage of the lattice approach is that, it provides exact formulas for the (specific ratios
of) finite-volume form-factors. From this approach, the corresponding LeClair-Mussardo
series can be obtained by the large volume series expansion of the formulas. In [13] the fi-
nite volume ground state expectation values of the exponential fields and their descendants
have been determined in the sine-Gordon model. In this paper we extend these results to
get formulas for the expectation values of local operators in any excited state of the theory.
The outline of the paper is as follows: in section 2, we formulate the sine-Gordon model
as perturbed conformal field theory. In section 3, we review the equations governing the
finite volume spectrum of the theory. In section 4, we derive equations for the function ω,
which is the fundamental building block of the expectation value formulas of local operators.
In section 5, we recall from [13], how the expectation values of the exponential fields and
their descendants are built up from the function ω. In section 6, we perform the large
volume checks of our formulas for the expectation values. The most important of them is a
comparison to the classical limit of the previously conjectured [24] LeClair-Mussardo type
large volume series representation. Section 7, contains the ultraviolet tests of our formulas.
Finally, the paper is closed by our conclusions.
2 Sine-Gordon model as a perturbed conformal field theory
In this section, we recall the perturbed conformal field theory (PCFT) descriptions of the
sine-Gordon model defined by the Euclidean action:
A
SG
=
Z
1
4π
∂
z
ϕ(z, ¯z) ∂
¯z
ϕ(z, ¯z) +
2µ
2
sin πβ
2
cos(β ϕ(z, ¯z))
i dz ∧ d¯z
2
,
(2.1)
where z = x + i y and ¯z = x − i y, with x, y being the coordinates of the Euclidean
space-time.
In the paper, we will use two perturbed conformal field theory formulations of this
model. The first one is, when it is considered as a perturbed complex Liouville CFT, and
the second one is when it is described as a perturbed c = 1 compactified boson.
In the original paper [13], the formulation with complex Liouville CFT is used. Never-
theless, it turned out from the detailed [37–39] UV analysis of the finite volume spectrum,
that all eigenstates of the Hamiltonian are in one to one correspondence to the operators of
the c = 1 modular invariant compactified boson CFT. Thus, we find eligible to describe the
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finite volume form factors of the operators corresponding to the c = 1 PCFT description
of the model.
In the later sections, we will see that in some sense, this set of operators plays a special
role among the operators of the complex Liouville-theory. Namely, in the exact description
of finite-volume form-factors [13], only the ratios of diagonal form-factors can be computed.
But, for the operators corresponding to the c = 1 CFT, the explicit expectation values
themselves can be computed exactly, and not only their ratios.
2.1 Perturbed Liouville CFT formulation
In [13], the sine-Gordon model is considered as a perturbed complex Liouville theory:
A
SG
= A
L
+
µ
2
sin πβ
2
Z
e
−i β ϕ(z,¯z)
i dz ∧ d¯z
2
,
(2.2)
where A
L
denotes the action of the complex Liouville CFT:
A
L
=
Z
1
4π
∂
z
ϕ(z, ¯z) ∂
¯z
ϕ(z, ¯z) +
µ
2
sin πβ
2
e
i β ϕ(z,¯z)
i dz ∧ d¯z
2
.
(2.3)
The central charge of the CFT is
c
L
= 1 − 6
ν
2
1 − ν
, ν = 1 − β
2
,
(2.4)
where we introduced the parameter ν = 1 − β
2
in order to fit to the notations of ref. [13].
We just mention, that 0 < ν < 1 is the range of the parameter, such that the ranges
1
2
< ν < 1, and 0 < ν <
1
2
correspond to the attractive and repulsive regimes of the model.
The primary fields are labeled by the real continuous parameter α:
Φ
α
(z, ¯z) = e
i αβν
2(1−ν)
ϕ(z,¯z)
,
(2.5)
and have scaling dimensions 2∆
α
with:
∆
α
=
ν
2
4(1 − ν)
α (α − 2).
(2.6)
Primary fields (2.5) and their descendants span the basis in the space of operators of the
theory.
2.2 Compactified free boson description
The sine-Gordon theory can be formulated as the perturbation of a free compactified boson
CFT. Now, the whole potential term of (2.1) plays the role of the perturbation:
A
SG
= A
B
+
2µ
2
sin πβ
2
Z
cos(β ϕ(z, ¯z))
i dz ∧ d¯z
2
,
(2.7)
where A
B
denotes the action of the free boson compactified on a circle of radius R =
1
β
:
A
B
=
Z
1
4π
∂
z
ϕ(z, ¯z) ∂
¯z
ϕ(z, ¯z)
i dz ∧ d¯z
2
.
(2.8)
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The primary states of this CFT are created by the vertex operators V
n,m
(z, ¯z) which are
labeled by two quantum numbers n ∈ R and m ∈ Z. Their left and right conformal
dimensions are given by:
∆
±
n,m
=
n
R
±
1
4
mR
2
.
(2.9)
Here n is the momentum quantum number, and m is the winding number or topological
charge. The requirement of the locality of the operator product algebra of the CFT imposes
further severe restrictions on the possible values of the pair of quantum numbers (n, m).
It turns out [54], that only a bosonic and a fermionic maximal subalgebras of the vertex
operators V
n,m
(z, ¯z) are allowed. The bosonic subalgebra is characterized by the quantum
numbers {n ∈ Z, m ∈ Z}. It corresponds to the modular invariant partition function and
this CFT describes the UV limit of the sine-Gordon model [54].
In the fermionic subalgebra the allowed set of quantum numbers is given by {n ∈
Z, m ∈ 2Z}∪
n ∈ Z +
1
2
, m ∈ 2Z + 1
. It corresponds to a Γ
2
invariant partition function
and this CFT describes the UV limit of the massive-Thirring model [54].
The perturbing term in the action (2.7) is given in terms of these vertex operators as
follows:
A
pert
=
µ
2
sin πβ
2
Z
i dz ∧ d¯z
2
(V
1,0
(z, ¯z) + V
−1,0
(z, ¯z)) .
(2.10)
In this paper we will mostly focus on computing the diagonal matrix elements of the
primaries and their descendants belonging to the bosonic subalgebra of the c = 1 CFT.
Diagonal matrix elements are non-zero only in the zero winding number sector (m = 0),
thus our primary goal is to derive formulas for the diagonal matrix elements of the vertex
operators V
n,0
(z, ¯z), and of their descendants with n ∈ Z. In the Liouville formulation they
correspond to the primaries Φ
2 n
1−ν
ν
(z, ¯z) and their descendants.
3 Integral equations for the spectrum
In this section, we summarize the nonlinear integral equations (NLIE) governing the finite
volume spectrum of the sine-Gordon theory.
Originally, the equations were derived from an inhomogeneous 6-vertex model with,
which serves as an integrable light-cone lattice regularization [30] of the sine-Gordon model.
Later, the same type of equations were obtained from an approriate lattice regularization
for two coupled quantum KdV equations [41]–[43].
In the series of papers [32, 33]–[39], the starting point of the derivation of the equa-
tions is the Bethe-Ansatz solution of the inhomogeneous 6-vertex model, since it has been
shown, at the level of the spectrum in refs. [26]–[29], and later at field theory level in [30],
that the continuum limit of the 6-vertex model with appropriately chosen alternating in-
homogeneities is the massive Thirring model. The equivalence between the sine-Gordon
and massive Thirring models [53, 54] allows one to consider the 6-vertex model as an
appropriate lattice regularization for the sine-Gordon theory, as well.
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