A Texture Bestiary
James A. Bryan, Sean M. Carroll, Ted Pyne
Abstract
Textures are topologically nontrivial field configurations which can exist in a field theory in which a global symmetry group G is broken to a subgroup H, if the third homotopy group 3 of G/H is nontrivial. We compute this group for a variety of choices of G and H, revealing what symmetry breaking patterns can lead to texture. We also comment on the construction of texture configurations in the different models.
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