Spin-1 fields and RG flows in 4 dimensions
Daniel Nogradi

TL;DR
This paper constructs the most general classically scale-invariant, renormalizable Lagrangian for spin-1 fields in 4D, computes 1-loop beta functions, and identifies asymptotically free RG flows that are not gauge theories.
Contribution
It introduces a new class of non-gauge, scale-invariant spin-1 field theories with detailed RG flow analysis and large-N behavior.
Findings
Identified asymptotically free RG flows in non-gauge theories.
Computed 1-loop beta functions for a 7-coupling system.
Demonstrated similar RG phase space for all N>5, including large N.
Abstract
The most general local, classically scale invariant, perturbatively renormalizable, globally invariant Lagrangian is constructed for spin-1 fields in 4 dimensions. The total number of independent couplings is 7 and the 1-loop -functions are computed in the MSbar scheme. A number of asymptotically free RG flows are identified corresponding to non-trivial QFTs. None of these are gauge theories. The details of the large- limit are also worked out and it is shown that the RG phase space is qualitatively similar for all including the limit.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Physics of Superconductivity and Magnetism · Quantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions
