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Form f<strong>ac</strong>tors and two-point functions in integrable models<br />

• The two-point function <strong>of</strong> branch-point twist fields can be decomposed as follows, giving<br />

a large-distance expansion:<br />

〈T (0) ˜T (r)〉 = 〈gs|T (0) ˜T (r)|gs〉<br />

∑<br />

= 〈gs|T (0)|k〉〈k| ˜T (r)|gs〉<br />

state k<br />

where ∑ k<br />

|k〉〈k| is a sum over a complete set <strong>of</strong> states in the Hilbert sp<strong>ac</strong>e <strong>of</strong> the theory.<br />

• The matrix elements 〈gs|T (0)|k〉 are called form f<strong>ac</strong>tors.<br />

• For integrable models, an specific program exists (form f<strong>ac</strong>tor program) that allows their<br />

ex<strong>ac</strong>t (non-perturbative) computation.<br />

• However the program needs to be modified to include twist fields correctly.<br />

• Main challenge: analytic continuation from n = 1, 2, . . . to n ∈ [1, ∞).

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