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Scaling dimensions in QED$_3$ from the $\epsilon$-expansion

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We study the fixed point that controls the IR dynamics of QED in $d = 4 - 2\epsilon$. We derive the scaling dimensions of four-fermion and bilinear operators beyond leading order in $\epsilon$-expansion. For the four-fermion operators, this requires the computation of a two-loop mixing that was not known before. We then extrapolate these scaling dimensions to $d = 3$ to estimate their value at the IR fixed point of QED$_3$ as function of the number of fermions $N_f$. The next-to-leading order result for the four-fermion operators corrects significantly the leading one. Our best estimate at this order indicates that they do not cross marginality for any value of $N_f$, which would imply that they cannot trigger a departure from the conformal phase. For the scaling dimensions of bilinear operators, we observe better convergence as we increase the order. In particular, $\epsilon$-expansion provides a convincing estimate for the dimension of the flavor-singlet scalar in the full range of $N_f$.

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Central charges $C_J$ and $C_T$ in QED$_d$-GNY model and scalar QED$_d$

hep-th · 2026-06-25 · unverdicted · novelty 5.0

Computes O(1/N) corrections to central charges C_J and C_T in conformal QED_d-GNY and scalar QED_d models, obtains scaling dimensions of adjoint bilinears, and finds reasonable agreement with SO(5) DQCP estimates from bootstrap and fuzzy sphere.

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  • Central charges $C_J$ and $C_T$ in QED$_d$-GNY model and scalar QED$_d$ hep-th · 2026-06-25 · unverdicted · none · ref 52 · internal anchor

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