2013
DOI: 10.1134/s1063778813020129
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Dynamical symmetry breaking in models with the Yukawa interaction

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“…Besides, we showed, that the excited scalar states begin decay with the growth of the effective energy of system at the coupling constants don't obey critical relation. Here we recall that the phase transition appears if λ/4Ng is O(1) [6]. This phenomenon is a result of the multiloop contributions.…”
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“…Besides, we showed, that the excited scalar states begin decay with the growth of the effective energy of system at the coupling constants don't obey critical relation. Here we recall that the phase transition appears if λ/4Ng is O(1) [6]. This phenomenon is a result of the multiloop contributions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As it was shown in [6], in this model the chiral condensate is connected with v.e.v. of scalar field.…”
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“…In our previous paper [6] we investigated a system of a self-interacting massive scalar and a massless fermion field with the Yukawa interaction in a (1 + 1)-dimensional spacetime. In the limit of a large mass of the scalar field the model becomes equivalent to the GN model.…”
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“…In this paper we extend the calculation of the chiral condensate in this model performed in ref. [6] to include the quantum fluctuations of the scalar field. We formally define the chiral condensate using the functional integral…”
Section: Chiral Condensate In a (1 + 1)-dimensional Spacetimementioning
confidence: 99%