Conformal properties of 1D quantum systems with long-range interactions
Carlos M. Naón, Mariano J. Salvay, Marta L. Trobo
Abstract
We investigate conformal properties of a one-dimensional quantum system with a long-range, Coulomb-like potential of the form 1|x|σ, with σ>0. We compute the conformal anomaly c as function of σ. We obtain c=0 for σ<1 (Wigner crystal) and c=1 for σ>1 (Luttinger liquid). By studying the scaling regime of the system when it is deformed by the inclusion of a term t ρ(x), (with ρ(x) a scaling operator), we show that, for σ>1, the correlation length ξ gets an additional interaction dependent factor. This leads to a necessary redefinition of ξ in order to avoid an unphysical dependence of the central charge on the coupling constant.
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