We analyse quench processes in two dimensional quantum field theories with infinite number of conservation laws which also include fermionic charges that close a N=1 supersymmetric algebra. While in general the quench protocol induces a breaking of supersymmetry, we show that there are particular initial states which ensure the persistence of supersymmetry also for the dynamics out of equilibrium. We discuss the conditions that identify such states and, as application, we present the significant cases of the Tricritical Ising Model and the Sine-Gordon model at its supersymmetric point. We also address the issue of the Generalized Gibbs Ensemble in the presence of fermionic conserved charges.

Quench Dynamics in Two-Dimensional Integrable SUSY Models

Mussardo, Giuseppe;Panfil, Milosz Krzysztof
2016-01-01

Abstract

We analyse quench processes in two dimensional quantum field theories with infinite number of conservation laws which also include fermionic charges that close a N=1 supersymmetric algebra. While in general the quench protocol induces a breaking of supersymmetry, we show that there are particular initial states which ensure the persistence of supersymmetry also for the dynamics out of equilibrium. We discuss the conditions that identify such states and, as application, we present the significant cases of the Tricritical Ising Model and the Sine-Gordon model at its supersymmetric point. We also address the issue of the Generalized Gibbs Ensemble in the presence of fermionic conserved charges.
2016
2016
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033115
https://arxiv.org/abs/1511.02712
Cubero, A. C.; Mussardo, Giuseppe; Panfil, Milosz Krzysztof
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