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It has been recently shown that the deformation of an arbitrary two-dimensional conformal field theory by the composite irrelevant operator T T T T ‾, built from the components of the stress tensor, is solvable; in particular, the finite-size spectrum of the deformed theory can be obtained from that of the original CFT through a universal formula. We study a similarly universal, Lorentz-breaking deformation of two-dimensional CFTs that possess a conserved U (1) U (1) current, J J. The deformation takes the schematic form J T J T ‾ and is interesting because it preserves an SL (2, R) U (1) S L (2, ℝ) × U (1) subgroup of the original global conformal symmetries. For the case of a purely (anti) chiral current, we find the finite-size spectrum of the deformed theory and study its thermodynamic properties. We test our predictions in a simple example involving deformed free fermions.
Monica Guica (Mon,) studied this question.
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