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Non-perturbative beta function in three-dimensional electrodynamics

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arxiv 1405.6916 v1 pith:4R4CNHOC submitted 2014-05-27 hep-lat

Ohad Raviv , Yigal Shamir , Benjamin Svetitsky (Tel Aviv University) This is my paper · ORCID
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We apply the Schrodinger functional method to the Abelian gauge theory in three dimensions with Nf=2 four-component fermions. We find that the calculated beta function does not cross zero in the range of coupling we study. This implies that the theory exhibits confinement and mass generation, rather than a conformal infared regime.

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