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Wess-Zumino Terms for Relativistic Fluids, Superfluids, Solids, and Supersolids

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arxiv 1403.6509 v2 pith:6W72RZKV submitted 2014-03-25 hep-th

Luca V. Delacrétaz , Alberto Nicolis , Riccardo Penco , Rachel A. Rosen This is my paper · ORCID
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We use the coset construction of low-energy effective actions to systematically derive Wess-Zumino (WZ) terms for fluid and isotropic solid systems in two, three and four spacetime dimensions. We recover the known WZ term for fluids in two dimensions as well as the very recently found WZ term for fluids in three dimensions. We find two new WZ terms for supersolids that have not previously appeared in the literature. In addition, by relaxing certain assumptions about the symmetry group of fluids we find a number of new WZ terms for fluids with and without charge, in all dimensions. We find no WZ terms for solids and superfluids.

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