2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-2715-5_6
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Infinite-Dimensional Metaconformal Symmetries: 1D Diffusion-Limited Erosion and Ballistic Transport in $$(1+2)$$ Dimensions

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“…In gure 3, we show that the shape of this correlator (3.12) smoothly interpolates between the preferred and the transverse direction, when the transverse rapidity γ ⊥,1 = 0. This is qualitatively very similar to the 1D meta-conformal correlator, which has been described before [44,45]. For φ = 90 • , the cusp at the origin indicates a non-analyticity.…”
Section: Regularised Meta-conformal Correlator: the 2d Casesupporting
confidence: 82%
“…In gure 3, we show that the shape of this correlator (3.12) smoothly interpolates between the preferred and the transverse direction, when the transverse rapidity γ ⊥,1 = 0. This is qualitatively very similar to the 1D meta-conformal correlator, which has been described before [44,45]. For φ = 90 • , the cusp at the origin indicates a non-analyticity.…”
Section: Regularised Meta-conformal Correlator: the 2d Casesupporting
confidence: 82%
“…In figure 3, we show that the shape of this correlator (3.12) smoothly interpolates between the preferred and the transverse direction, when the transverse rapidity γ ⊥,1 = 0. This is qualitatively very similar to the 1D meta-conformal correlator, which has been described before [40,41]. For φ = 90 o , the cusp at the origin indicates a non-analyticity.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 82%