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SUMMARY:Duality and bootstrap for the long-range Ising model
DESCRIPTION:Featuring Connor Behan\, Stony Brook\n\nPart of the HET Seminar
	 Series.\n\nThe long-range Ising (LRI) model\, defined to have interactions
	 decaying as a power of the distance\, undergoes a second-order phase trans
	ition with the critical exponents depending on the strength of this power. 
	The corresponding CFTs\, which are nonlocal as they lack a stress tensor\, 
	have for many years been advertised as interpolating between a mean-field t
	heory and the short-range critical Ising model. However\, the latter crosso
	ver raises conceptual questions due to three properties of the model that c
	an be derived exactly.\n1. The LRI has two relevant Z2-odd operators.\n2. B
	oth of their scaling dimensions are protected.\n3. So are the scaling dimen
	sions of odd-spin primaries in their OPE.\nI will describe a recently devel
	oped duality which reconciles these facts with what we know about the 2D an
	d 3D Ising models.I will also show how the duality can be used to estimate 
	the critical exponents when the usual Wilson-Fisher approach is strongly co
	upled. Finally\, I will explain how the numerical bootstrap can be used to 
	corner this model and present the results of a six-correlator scan.
LOCATION:PRB 595\, 3 Cummington Mall\, 02215
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