Toda Soliton Mass Corrections and the Particle--Soliton Duality Conjecture
Gustav W. Delius, Marc Grisaru
Abstract
We compute quantum corrections to soliton masses in affine Toda theories with imaginary exponentials based on the nonsimply-laced Lie algebras cn(1). We find that the soliton mass ratios renormalize nontrivially, in the same manner as those of the fundamental particles of the theories with real exponentials based on the nonsimply-laced algebras bn(1). This gives evidence that the conjectured relation between solitons in one Toda theory and fundamental particles in a dual Toda theory holds also at the quantum level. This duality can be seen as a toy model for S-duality.
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