A Talk on 3d Matter Coupled to Chern-Simons Field, Spontaneous Breaking of Scale Invariance, and Fermion-Boson Mapping
Moshe Moshe

TL;DR
This paper explores 3d $U(N)$ field theories with fermions and bosons coupled to Chern-Simons fields, revealing conditions for spontaneous scale invariance breaking and the emergence of a Dilaton, with a focus on fermion-boson duality.
Contribution
It identifies the specific conditions under which spontaneous scale invariance breaking occurs in 3d Chern-Simons matter theories and analyzes the fermion-boson mapping in this context.
Findings
Spontaneous breaking of scale invariance occurs only with a marginal deformation.
A massless Dilaton appears under certain coupling conditions.
Fermion and boson theories exhibit mirrored conditions for symmetry breaking.
Abstract
The singlet sector of vector, large , 3d field theory corresponds to Vasiliev higher spin theory on . Will discuss three dimensional symmetric field theory with fermion and boson matter coupled to a topological Chern-Simons field. In the presence of a marginal deformation will determine the conditions for the existence of a phase with spontaneous breaking of scale invariance. In this phase the ground state contains massive quanta and a massless singlet bound state goldstone boson:~the Dilaton. Will show that such a phase appears only in the presence of a marginal deformation. The massless Dilaton appears in the spectrum provided certain relations between coupling constants are satisfied. Will discuss the fermion-boson mapping and show that the conditions for spontaneous breaking of scale invariance in the boson and fermion theories are copies of each other.
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TopicsQuantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions · Quantum, superfluid, helium dynamics · Cold Atom Physics and Bose-Einstein Condensates
