Multi-axion theories solving the strong CP problem produce varied mass-coupling relations via a general sum rule that depends on the details of PQ symmetry breaking and anomaly alignments.
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Constrained instantons satisfy all boundary conditions consistently in massive φ⁴ and broken Yang-Mills theories when asymptotic behaviors are tracked properly, resolving a prior claimed inconsistency.
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The structure of multi-axion solutions to the strong CP problem
Multi-axion theories solving the strong CP problem produce varied mass-coupling relations via a general sum rule that depends on the details of PQ symmetry breaking and anomaly alignments.
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A Closer Look at Constrained Instantons
Constrained instantons satisfy all boundary conditions consistently in massive φ⁴ and broken Yang-Mills theories when asymptotic behaviors are tracked properly, resolving a prior claimed inconsistency.