Constraining bosonized EFT of fermi liquids using lorentz and conformal invariance
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Abstract
Conformal field theories at finite chemical potential exhibit a rich phase structure under RG flow. One of the possible low energy
phases is a fermi liquid. In this work we use a bosonised effective field theory (EFT) of fermi liquid to study the implications of spontaneously
broken lorentz and conformal invariance on the low energy wilson coefficients of our EFT. We test our non-linear constraints in weakly coupled
microscopic models of fermi liquids. We comment on the possibility of imposing further constraints on the landau parameters from causality
and unitarity of the UV CFT.
phases is a fermi liquid. In this work we use a bosonised effective field theory (EFT) of fermi liquid to study the implications of spontaneously
broken lorentz and conformal invariance on the low energy wilson coefficients of our EFT. We test our non-linear constraints in weakly coupled
microscopic models of fermi liquids. We comment on the possibility of imposing further constraints on the landau parameters from causality
and unitarity of the UV CFT.
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Presenters
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Subham Dutta Chowdhury
University of Chicago
Authors
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Subham Dutta Chowdhury
University of Chicago
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Luca V Delacretaz
University of Chicago
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Umang B Mehta
University of Colorado Boulder