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Particle decay in Ising field theory with magnetic field

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arxiv hep-th/0703288 v1 pith:PBSD6J62 submitted 2007-03-30 hep-th

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The scaling limit of the two-dimensional Ising model in the plane of temperature and magnetic field defines a field theory which provides the simplest illustration of non-trivial phenomena such as spontaneous symmetry breaking and confinement. Here we discuss how Ising field theory also gives the simplest model for particle decay. The decay widths computed in this theory provide the obvious test ground for the numerical methods designed to study unstable particles in quantum field theories discretized on a lattice.

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  1. Real-Time Scattering in Ising Field Theory using Matrix Product States

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    Matrix product state simulations of real-time scattering in Ising Field Theory reproduce perturbative results near free fermion and E8 limits and support a conjectured crossover in high-energy elastic versus inelastic...

  2. Tame the Umklapp Processes in Real-Time Lattice Simulation for Hydrodynamics: An Ising Field Theory Study

    hep-lat 2026-06 unverdicted novelty 6.0 of 10

    Real-time lattice Hamiltonian simulation of a three-particle Ising field theory suppresses Umklapp processes and produces relativistic hydrodynamics sound modes, extracting ζ/s=14.19±0.90 and c_s/c=0.76±0.02 at T≈7.14.

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