2017
DOI: 10.1007/jhep08(2017)042
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Trace anomaly for non-relativistic fermions

Abstract: Abstract:We study the coupling of a 2 + 1 dimensional non-relativistic spin 1/2 fermion to a curved Newton-Cartan geometry, using null reduction from an extra-dimensional relativistic Dirac action in curved spacetime. We analyze Weyl invariance in detail: we show that at the classical level it is preserved in an arbitrary curved background, whereas at the quantum level it is broken by anomalies. We compute the trace anomaly using the Heat Kernel method and we show that the anomaly coefficients a, c are proport… Show more

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“…This agrees with the results of [19]. Analogous calculations [17,18] performed in curved backgrounds without A µ lead to a result proportional to the trace anomaly of a relativistic scalar/fermion in 3 + 1 dimensions. Instead, the anomaly in A µ background is genuinely nonrelativistic, as it has no counterpart in the relativistic case.…”
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“…This agrees with the results of [19]. Analogous calculations [17,18] performed in curved backgrounds without A µ lead to a result proportional to the trace anomaly of a relativistic scalar/fermion in 3 + 1 dimensions. Instead, the anomaly in A µ background is genuinely nonrelativistic, as it has no counterpart in the relativistic case.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…For time independent backgrounds, the calculation of the coefficients can be found in [17]- [18] with the exception of the K 1Q i term, which was not needed neither for the scalar nor for the fermion anomaly. Here in Appendix C we calculate such a term.…”
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