Vacuum Structure of Twisted Scalar Field Theories on MD-1 S1
H. Hatanaka, S. Matsumoto, K. Ohnishi, M. Sakamoto
Abstract
We study scalar field theories on MD-1 S1, which allow to impose twisted boundary conditions for the S1 direction, in detail and report several interesting properties overlooked so far. One of characteristic features is the appearance of critical radii of the circle S1. A phase transition can occur at the classical level or can be caused by quantum effects. Radiative corrections can restore broken symmetries or can break symmetries for small radius. A surprising feature is that the translational invariance for the S1 direction can spontaneously be broken. A particular class of coordinate-dependent vacuum configurations is clarified and the O(N) ϕ4 model on MD-1 S1 is extensively studied, as an illustrative example.
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