Particular deformations of 2-D conformal field theory lead to integrable massive quantum field theories. These can be characterized by the relativistic scattering data. We propose a general scheme for classifying the elastic nondegenerate S-matrix in (1 + 1) dimensions starting from the possible boot-strap processes and the spins of the conserved currents. Their identification with the S-matrix coming from the Toda field theory is analyzed. We discuss both cases of Toda field theory constructed with the simply-laced Dynkin diagrams and the nonsimply-laced ones. We present the results of the perturbative analysis and their geometrical interpretations.

Elastic S-matrices in (1+ 1) dimensions and Toda field theories / Christe, P; Mussardo, Giuseppe. - In: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MODERN PHYSICS A. - ISSN 0217-751X. - 5:24(1990), pp. 4581-4627. [10.1142/S0217751X90001938]

Elastic S-matrices in (1+ 1) dimensions and Toda field theories

Mussardo, Giuseppe
1990-01-01

Abstract

Particular deformations of 2-D conformal field theory lead to integrable massive quantum field theories. These can be characterized by the relativistic scattering data. We propose a general scheme for classifying the elastic nondegenerate S-matrix in (1 + 1) dimensions starting from the possible boot-strap processes and the spins of the conserved currents. Their identification with the S-matrix coming from the Toda field theory is analyzed. We discuss both cases of Toda field theory constructed with the simply-laced Dynkin diagrams and the nonsimply-laced ones. We present the results of the perturbative analysis and their geometrical interpretations.
1990
5
24
4581
4627
Christe, P; Mussardo, Giuseppe
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