A chiral lagrangian with broken scale: a Fortran code with the thermal contributions of the dilaton field
Luca Bonanno

TL;DR
This paper introduces a Fortran code for the Chiral Dilaton Model, incorporating thermal effects of the dilaton field to improve calculations of scale invariance breaking at finite density and temperature.
Contribution
It provides a computational tool with enhanced thermal contributions of the dilaton, advancing previous models of scale invariance breaking in chiral Lagrangians.
Findings
Enhanced accuracy in finite temperature and density calculations.
Inclusion of thermal dilaton contributions improves model predictions.
Provides a practical computational resource for related research.
Abstract
The Chiral Dilaton Model is a chiral lagrangian in which the breaking of scale invariance is regulated by the expectation value of a scalar field, called dilaton. Here we provide a Fortran code \cite{epaps,ind}, as a tool to make calculations within the Chiral Dilaton Model at finite density and temperature. The calculations are improved respect to previous works [arXiv:0704.3707,arXiv:0805.4188] by including the thermal contributions of the dilaton field.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPulsars and Gravitational Waves Research · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
