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Lattice regularization of massive and massless integrable field theories

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N.Yu Reshetikhin, H.Saleur

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 24 Sep 1993

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The authors' main claim We show that integrable vertex and RSOS models with trigonometric Boltzmann weights and appropriate inhomogeneities provide a convenient lattice regularization for massive field theories and for the recently studied massless field theories that interpolate between two non trivial conformal field theories.

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CitationH.Saleur, N.Yu Reshetikhin. "Lattice regularization of massive and massless integrable field theories." arXiv:hep-th/9309135 (1993). https://pith.science/paper/SX4GU2GT
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We show that integrable vertex and RSOS models with trigonometric Boltzmann weights and appropriate inhomogeneities provide a convenient lattice regularization for massive field theories and for the recently studied massless field theories that interpolate between two non trivial conformal field theories. Massive and massless S matrices are computed from the lattice Bethe ansatz.

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We show that integrable vertex and RSOS models with trigonometric Boltzmann weights and appropriate inhomogeneities provide a convenient lattice regularization for massive field theories and for the recently studied massless field theories that interpolate between two non trivial conformal field theories. Massive and massless S matrices are computed from the lattice Bethe ansatz.

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  • Apart from the construction of integrable spin chains with larger unit cells [ref] inhomogeneous vertex models have been used, e.g., to formulate the Potts model as a $ℤ_2$-staggered six-vertex model [ref] , for the lattice regularization of field theories such as the principal chiral model [ref] , in the quantum transfer matrix approach to the thermodynamics of integrable models [ref] , and to study integrable perturbations of conformal field theories [ref] .

    Integrable boundary conditions for staggered vertex models · Introduction · 0.93

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