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Superfluids, vortices and spinning charged operators in 4d CFT

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arxiv 1906.07283 v3 pith:NTAVPIDJ submitted 2019-06-17 hep-th cond-mat.str-el

Gabriel Cuomo This is my paper · ORCID
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We include vortices in the superfluid EFT for four dimensional CFTs at large global charge. Using the state-operator correspondence, vortices are mapped to charged operators with large spin and we compute their scaling dimensions. Different regimes are identified: phonons, vortex rings, Kelvin waves, and vortex crystals. We also compute correlators with a Noether current insertion in between vortex states. Results for the scaling dimensions of traceless symmetric operators are given in arbitrary spacetime dimensions.

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