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The structure of the spectrum of anomalous dimensions in the N-vector model in 4-epsilon dimensions

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arxiv hep-th/9405123 v1 pith:7C37RFXQ submitted 1994-05-19 hep-th

The structure of the spectrum of anomalous dimensions in the N-vector model in 4-epsilon dimensions

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In a recent publication we have investigated the spectrum of anomalous dimensions for arbitrary composite operators in the critical N-vector model in 4-epsilon dimensions. We could establish properties like upper and lower bounds for the anomalous dimensions in one-loop order. In this paper we extend these results and explicitly derive parts of the one-loop spectrum of anomalous dimensions. This analysis becomes possible by an explicit representation of the conformal symmetry group on the operator algebra. Still the structure of the spectrum of anomalous dimensions is quite complicated and does generally not resemble the algebraic structures familiar from two dimensional conformal field theories.

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