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The renormalisation group for the truncated conformal space approach on the cylinder

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arxiv 1106.2448 v1 pith:W6INJXHV submitted 2011-06-13 hep-th

The renormalisation group for the truncated conformal space approach on the cylinder

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In this paper we continue the study of the truncated conformal space approach to perturbed conformal field theories, this time applied to bulk perturbations and focusing on the leading truncation-dependent corrections to the spectrum. We find expressions for the leading terms in the ground state energy divergence, the coupling constant renormalisation and the energy rescaling. We apply these methods to problems treated in two seminal papers and show how these RG improvements greatly increase the predictive power of the TCSA approach. One important outcome is that the TCSA spectrum of excitations is predicted not to converge for perturbations of conformal weight greater than 3/4, but the ratios of excitation energies should converge.

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