We compute the crossover exponents of all quadratic and cubic deformations of critical field theories with permutation symmetry in d=6−epsilon (Landau–Potts field theories) and d=4−epsilon (hypertetrahedral models) up to three loops. We use our results to determine the epsilon-expansion of the fractal dimension of critical clusters in the most interesting cases, which include spanning trees and forests (q→0), and bond percolations (q→1). We also explicitly verify several expected degeneracies in the spectrum of relevant operators for natural values of q upon analytic continuation, which are linked to logarithmic corrections of CFT correlators, and use the -expansion to determine the universal coefficients of such logarithms.

Crossover exponents, fractal dimensions and logarithms in Landau–Potts field theories

O. Zanusso
2020-01-01

Abstract

We compute the crossover exponents of all quadratic and cubic deformations of critical field theories with permutation symmetry in d=6−epsilon (Landau–Potts field theories) and d=4−epsilon (hypertetrahedral models) up to three loops. We use our results to determine the epsilon-expansion of the fractal dimension of critical clusters in the most interesting cases, which include spanning trees and forests (q→0), and bond percolations (q→1). We also explicitly verify several expected degeneracies in the spectrum of relevant operators for natural values of q upon analytic continuation, which are linked to logarithmic corrections of CFT correlators, and use the -expansion to determine the universal coefficients of such logarithms.
2020
Safari, M.; Vacca, G. P.; Zanusso, O.
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