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representing correctly just the $SU(3)_f$ flavour anomalies of the underlying Fermion theory. | representing correctly just the $SU(3)_f$ flavour anomalies of the underlying Fermion theory. | ||
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+ | our concern here has been to place the 'monopole' form (5 .15) of $L_{W-Z}$ in the context of an adiabatic | ||
+ | decoupling problem. From this point of view, the peculiar phase behaviour leading to 'fermion-ness' | ||
+ | in the $\phi$, sector has arisen as a result of non-trivial structure left behind when the fermion vacuum is | ||
+ | decoupled adiabatically from the $\phi$'s. If we use only the $\phi$ d.f. 's, and integrate the fermions away, we | ||
+ | must include a W-Z term which embodies this structure. The ultimate reason that this structure has a | ||
+ | 'monopole' form is to be found in the topological approach to anomalies [27, 28]. | ||
<cite>Berry Phases, Magnetic Monopoles and {Wess-Zumino} Terms or How the Skyrmion Got Its Spin by I.J.R. Aitchison</cite></blockquote> | <cite>Berry Phases, Magnetic Monopoles and {Wess-Zumino} Terms or How the Skyrmion Got Its Spin by I.J.R. Aitchison</cite></blockquote> |