On the mass spectrum of the two-dimensional O(3) sigma model with theta term
D. Controzzi, G. Mussardo
Abstract
Form Factor Perturbation Theory is applied to study the spectrum of the O(3) non--linear sigma model with the topological term in the vicinity of θ= π. Its effective action near this value is given by the non--integrable double Sine--Gordon model. Using previous results by Affleck and the explicit expressions of the Form Factors of the exponential operators e i8π ϕ(x), we show that the spectrum consists of a stable triplet of massive particles for all values of θ and a singlet state of higher mass. The singlet is a stable particle only in an interval of values of θ close to π whereas it becomes a resonance below a critical value θc.
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