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THE NONABELIAN BOSONIZATION OF FERMION FIELDS IN (1+1) DIMENSIONS BY PATH INTEGRAL METHOD

Fudan University,Shanghai

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Using the path integral method for handling the anomaly problem under the comoving representation,we present a unified scheme for deriving the bononization of fermion fields in (1+1) dimensions.The massless Thirring model with an external electric field,and the Gross-Neveu model with internal SU(N) symmetry,as two examples for abelian and nonabelian bosonization,are discussed repectively in some detail.

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NI Guang-Jiong, WANG Rong-Tai and CHEN Su-Qing. THE NONABELIAN BOSONIZATION OF FERMION FIELDS IN (1+1) DIMENSIONS BY PATH INTEGRAL METHOD[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1989, 13(2): 135-141.

NI Guang-Jiong, WANG Rong-Tai and CHEN Su-Qing. THE NONABELIAN BOSONIZATION OF FERMION FIELDS IN (1+1) DIMENSIONS BY PATH INTEGRAL METHOD[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1989, 13(2): 135-141. shu

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THE NONABELIAN BOSONIZATION OF FERMION FIELDS IN (1+1) DIMENSIONS BY PATH INTEGRAL METHOD

Corresponding author:NI Guang-Jiong,

Fudan University,Shanghai

Received Date:1900-01-01
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Available Online:1989-02-05

Abstract:Using the path integral method for handling the anomaly problem under the comoving representation,we present a unified scheme for deriving the bononization of fermion fields in (1+1) dimensions.The massless Thirring model with an external electric field,and the Gross-Neveu model with internal SU(N) symmetry,as two examples for abelian and nonabelian bosonization,are discussed repectively in some detail.