Asymptotic Weyl Symmetry and Its Anomaly in a Curved Spacetime

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Auteurs principaux: Ho, Jeongwon, Kwon, O-Kab, Park, Sang-A, Yi, Sang-Heon
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author Ho, Jeongwon
Kwon, O-Kab
Park, Sang-A
Yi, Sang-Heon
author_facet Ho, Jeongwon
Kwon, O-Kab
Park, Sang-A
Yi, Sang-Heon
contents We explore an unusual symmetry in a field theory on a specific (1+1)-dimensional curved spacetime, which has an interesting interpretation as an approximate asymptotic Weyl symmetry. Unlike the conventional Weyl symmetry, the boundary term under the variation plays a crucial role in understanding for its anomaly. After converting a two-dimensional field theory on curved spacetime to an inhomogeneous field theory, we obtain the vacuum expectation value of the energy-momentum tensor. Then, we show the existence of an Unruh-like effect in the bubble wall expansion at the zero temperature.
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spellingShingle Asymptotic Weyl Symmetry and Its Anomaly in a Curved Spacetime
Ho, Jeongwon
Kwon, O-Kab
Park, Sang-A
Yi, Sang-Heon
High Energy Physics - Theory
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
We explore an unusual symmetry in a field theory on a specific (1+1)-dimensional curved spacetime, which has an interesting interpretation as an approximate asymptotic Weyl symmetry. Unlike the conventional Weyl symmetry, the boundary term under the variation plays a crucial role in understanding for its anomaly. After converting a two-dimensional field theory on curved spacetime to an inhomogeneous field theory, we obtain the vacuum expectation value of the energy-momentum tensor. Then, we show the existence of an Unruh-like effect in the bubble wall expansion at the zero temperature.
title Asymptotic Weyl Symmetry and Its Anomaly in a Curved Spacetime
topic High Energy Physics - Theory
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.01491