Auxiliary field sigma models admit local higher-spin conserved currents, and the corresponding Smirnov-Zamolodchikov flows can be solved recursively by reducing the problem to a free boson.
The Generalised Born Oscillator and the Berry-Keating Hamiltonian
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In this study, we introduce and investigate a family of quantum mechanical models in 0+1 dimensions, known as generalized Born quantum oscillators. These models represent a one-parameter deformation of a specific system obtained by reducing the Nambu-Goto theory to 0+1 dimensions. Despite these systems showing significant similarities with $\mathrm{T}\overline{\mathrm{T}}$-type perturbations of two-dimensional relativistic models, our analysis reveals their potential as interesting regularizations of the Berry-Keating theory. We quantize these models using the Weyl quantization scheme up to very high orders in $\hbar$. By examining a specific scaling limit, we observe an intriguing connection between the generalized Born quantum oscillators and the Riemann-Siegel $\theta$ function.
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Higher-Spin Currents and Flows in Auxiliary Field Sigma Models
Auxiliary field sigma models admit local higher-spin conserved currents, and the corresponding Smirnov-Zamolodchikov flows can be solved recursively by reducing the problem to a free boson.