2021
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.104.035134
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Symmetry-breaking effects of instantons in parton gauge theories

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“…Finally, in analogy with our previous work on bosons with U (1) symmetry [36], we show that the breaking of Z 2 symmetry in the confined, ordered phase can be understood as a nontrivial consequence of Euclidean Majorana zero modes (ZMs) bound to monopole-instantons. By contrast with monopole-instantons in U (1) theories, the latter carry here a Z 2 topological charge under the Z M 2 magnetic symmetry of SO(N ) gauge theory in (2+1)D. Under the assumption that the infrared effects of such instantons is adequately captured by a semiclassical instanton-gas treatment, the Euclidean ZMs lead to an effective interaction among Majorana fermions that is analogous to the 't Hooft vertex in quantum chromodynamics [37][38][39].…”
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“…Finally, in analogy with our previous work on bosons with U (1) symmetry [36], we show that the breaking of Z 2 symmetry in the confined, ordered phase can be understood as a nontrivial consequence of Euclidean Majorana zero modes (ZMs) bound to monopole-instantons. By contrast with monopole-instantons in U (1) theories, the latter carry here a Z 2 topological charge under the Z M 2 magnetic symmetry of SO(N ) gauge theory in (2+1)D. Under the assumption that the infrared effects of such instantons is adequately captured by a semiclassical instanton-gas treatment, the Euclidean ZMs lead to an effective interaction among Majorana fermions that is analogous to the 't Hooft vertex in quantum chromodynamics [37][38][39].…”
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confidence: 72%
“…[35] in the context of dualities of (2+1)D quantum field theories with unitary gauge groups [42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49][50][51]. We also point out the key role of monopole-instantons and the Euclidean fermion ZMs bound to them in accounting for the physics of broken-symmetry phases [36].…”
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