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Applications of dispersive sum rules: epsilon-expansion and holography

Carmi, Dean
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Penedones, Joao  
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Silva, Joao A.
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June 1, 2021
Scipost Physics

We use Mellin space dispersion relations together with Polyakov conditions to derive a family of sum rules for Conformal Field Theories (CFTs). The defining property of these sum rules is suppression of the contribution of the double twist operators. Firstly, we apply these sum rules to the Wilson-Fisher model in d = 4 - epsilon dimensions. We re-derive many of the known results to order epsilon(4) and we make new predictions. No assumption of analyticity down to spin 0 was made. Secondly, we study holographic CFTs. We use dispersive sum rules to obtain tree-level and one-loop anomalous dimensions. Finally, we briefly discuss the contribution of heavy operators to the sum rules in UV complete holographic theories.

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research article
DOI
10.21468/SciPostPhys.10.6.145
Web of Science ID

WOS:000680038800015

Author(s)
Carmi, Dean
Penedones, Joao  
Silva, Joao A.
Zhiboedov, Alexander
Date Issued

2021-06-01

Publisher

SCIPOST FOUNDATION

Published in
Scipost Physics
Volume

10

Issue

6

Start page

145

Subjects

Physics, Multidisciplinary

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Physics

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anomalous dimensions

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critical exponents

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spectrum

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REVIEWED

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