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Metric-Affine Gravity Setup with Dynamical Spacetime and Background Torsion

1. Geometric Framework

Spacetime Structure:

(M, g, Γ)

where:

$M$ is a 4-dimensional connected real manifold
$g_{μν}$ is a Lorentzian metric (10 independent components)
$Γ_{μν}^{λ}$ is an independent affine connection (64 independent components)

Torsion as Background Field:

T_{μν}^{λ} := Γ_{μν}^{λ} - Γ_{νμ}^{λ} = background field

Torsion Decomposition (irreducible pieces):

T_{λ μν} = T_{λ μν}^{(1)} + T_{λ μν}^{(2)} + T_{λ μν}^{(3)}

where:

$T^{(1)}$ : tensor torsion (16 components)
$T^{(2)}$ : trace torsion (4 components)
$T^{(3)}$ : axial torsion (4 components)

2. Curvature Structure

Affine Curvature Tensor:

R_{λ μν}^{κ} := \partial_{μ} Γ_{ν λ}^{κ} - \partial_{ν} Γ_{μ λ}^{κ} + Γ_{μ η}^{κ} Γ_{ν λ}^{η} - Γ_{ν η}^{κ} Γ_{μ λ}^{η}

Curvature Decomposition (11 irreducible pieces):

R = \sum_{i = 1}^{11} R^{(i)}

3. Action Principle

Quadratic Metric-Affine Action:

S = \int d^{4} x - g [\frac{1}{f ^{2}} R^{2} + \frac{1}{f ~ ^{2}} \tilde{R}^{2} + L_{fermion}]

where:

$R = g^{σ ν} R_{σ ρ ν}^{ρ}$ (scalar curvature)
$\tilde{R} = E^{μν ρ σ} R_{μν ρ σ}$ (Holst curvature, pseudoscalar)
$f, \tilde{f}$ are dimensionless couplings
$E^{μν ρ σ} = \frac{ϵ ^{μν ρ σ}}{- g}$

4. Squared Dirac Operator

Massless Dirac Operator:

D = i γ^{μ} D_{μ}

where the covariant derivative includes both spin connection and torsion:

D_{μ} = \partial_{μ} + \frac{1}{4} ω_{μ}^{A B} γ_{A} γ_{B} + torsion terms

Squared Dirac Operator:

D^{2} = - g^{μν} D_{μ} D_{ν} + \frac{1}{4} R + torsion contributions

In metric-affine gravity, this becomes:

D^{2} = - \nabla^{μ} \nabla_{μ} + \frac{1}{4} R + \frac{1}{8} T_{μν λ} T^{μν λ} + \frac{1}{4} γ_{5} γ^{μ} a_{μ}

where

a_{μ}

is the axial torsion vector.

5. Squared Metric-Affine Tensor

Metric-Affine Field Equations from variation of

S

Metric Equation:

\frac{δ S}{δ g ^{μν}} = 0 \Rightarrow

2 d_{1} W^{κ β αν} R_{κ ν} + d_{2} ϵ^{μα β κ} R_{κ ν} R_{η}^{ν} - (cyclic terms) = 0

Connection Equation:

\frac{δ S}{δ Γ _{μν}^{λ}} = 0 \Rightarrow

d_{1} {\nabla_{λ} R_{κ ν}^{μ} - \nabla_{κ} R_{λ ν}^{μ} + T_{μν η} R_{κ}^{η} + (torsion terms)} = 0

6. Dynamical Spacetime Features

Propagating Degrees of Freedom:

Massless graviton (2 polarizations) from $R^{2}$ term
Massive pseudoscalar from $\tilde{R}^{2}$ term
Torsion-induced propagating modes

Background Torsion Effects:

Modified dispersion relations for matter fields
Effective mass generation through torsion coupling
Spectral asymmetry in Dirac operator spectrum

7. Physical Interpretation

This setup describes:

Dynamical spacetime: Metric and connection are independent dynamical variables
Propagating torsion: Background torsion affects curvature propagation
Squared operators: Both Dirac and curvature tensors appear squared in action
Neutrino analog: Massless Dirac operator describes massless neutrino in curved spacetime with torsion

The theory provides a framework where gravitational waves carry both metric and torsion degrees of freedom, with the squared operators ensuring consistent quantization properties and the background torsion serving as a fixed geometric structure that modifies matter propagation.

This setup is particularly relevant for studying quantum gravity effects, early universe cosmology, and the interplay between spinor fields and spacetime geometry in the presence of torsion.

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Yukawa Generator Framework with Torsion Integration

1. Yukawa Matrix as Generator Structure

Yukawa Generator Algebra: Let the Yukawa matrix

Y_{ij}

form a generator of a non-Abelian symmetry group:

G_{Y} = exp (i θ^{a} T^{a})

where

T^{a}

are the generators in the Yukawa sector, and the structure constants satisfy:

[T^{a}, T^{b}] = i f^{ab c} T^{c}

Logarithmic Running: The Yukawa couplings run logarithmically according to:

16 π^{2} \frac{d Y}{d t} = β_{Y} (Y, g_{i})

where

t = ln (μ / μ_{0})

and the beta function includes contributions from:

Gauge couplings: $β_{Y} \supset - C_{g} g^{2} Y$
Self-interactions: $β_{Y} \supset D Y^{3}$
Torsion contributions: $β_{Y} \supset κ T_{μν λ} T^{μν λ} Y$

2. UV Fixed Point Structure

Asymptotic Safety Setup: At the UV fixed point

Y_{*}

, we have:

β_{Y} (Y_{*}, g_{i}^{*}) = 0

The fixed point Yukawa matrix generates a new algebraic structure:

G_{*} = {Y_{*}, [Y_{*}, Y_{*}], \dots}

Generator Matrix Formation: The fixed point Yukawa

Y_{*}

forms a new matrix generator:

M_{ij} = \frac{\partial Y _{ij}}{\partial θ ^{a}}_{θ = 0}

3. Torsion Integration via Fermion Bilinears

Fermion Bilinear Sources: Torsion is sourced by fermion bilinears at high energies:

T_{μν λ} = \sum_{i} c_{i} \overset{ˉ}{ψ}_{i} Γ_{μν λ} ψ_{i}

where

Γ_{μν λ}

includes:

Vector current: $γ_{μ}$
Axial current: $γ_{5} γ_{μ}$
Tensor current: $σ_{μν}$

Integration Procedure:

Step 1: UV Action with Torsion

S_{U V} = \int d^{4} x - g [\frac{1}{2} R + \overset{ˉ}{ψ} (i D_{μ} γ^{μ} - Y H) ψ + \frac{1}{2 Λ _{T}^{2}} T_{μν λ} T^{μν λ} + J_{T}^{μν λ} T_{μν λ}]

Step 2: Solve Torsion Equations of Motion

\frac{δ S}{δ T _{μν λ}} = 0 \Rightarrow T^{μν λ} = - Λ_{T}^{2} J_{T}^{μν λ}

Step 3: Substitute Back to Obtain Effective Action

S_{e ff} = \int d^{4} x - g [\frac{1}{2} R + \overset{ˉ}{ψ} (i D_{μ} γ^{μ} - Y H) ψ - \frac{Λ _{T}^{2}}{2} J_{T}^{μν λ} J_{T μν λ}]

4. Four-Fermion Interactions from Torsion Integration

Generated Interactions: The integrated torsion produces four-fermion terms:

L_{4 f} = - \frac{Λ _{T}^{2}}{2} \sum_{i, j} c_{i} c_{j} (\overset{ˉ}{ψ}_{i} Γ_{μν λ} ψ_{i}) (\overset{ˉ}{ψ}_{j} Γ^{μν λ} ψ_{j})

Specific Channels:

Vector-vector: $(\overset{ˉ}{ψ} γ_{μ} ψ) (\overset{ˉ}{ψ} γ^{μ} ψ)$
Axial-axial: $(\overset{ˉ}{ψ} γ_{5} γ_{μ} ψ) (\overset{ˉ}{ψ} γ_{5} γ^{μ} ψ)$
Vector-axial: $(\overset{ˉ}{ψ} γ_{μ} ψ) (\overset{ˉ}{ψ} γ_{5} γ^{μ} ψ)$

5. Yukawa-Torsion Coupling at UV Fixed Point

Fixed Point Condition: At the UV fixed point, the Yukawa-torsion system satisfies:

Y_{*} = \frac{g _{*}^{2}}{Λ _{T}} f (\frac{T _{μν λ} T ^{μν λ}}{Λ _{T}^{4}})

Generator Algebra Closure: The fixed point generators close under commutation:

[M^{a}, M^{b}] = i f^{ab c} M^{c} + O (T^{2} / Λ_{T}^{4})

6. Renormalization Group Evolution

Running of Effective Couplings: The integrated four-fermion couplings run according to:

16 π^{2} \frac{d G _{ijk l}}{d t} = β_{ijk l} (G, Y, g)

Matching Conditions: At the matching scale

Λ_{T}

G_{ijk l} (Λ_{T}) = \frac{c _{i} c _{j}}{Λ _{T}^{2}}

7. Physical Consequences

Mass Generation: The four-fermion interactions can trigger dynamical mass generation:

m_{d y n} \sim Λ_{T} exp (- \frac{1}{G _{e ff}})

Yukawa Matrix Evolution: The Yukawa matrix elements evolve as:

Y_{ij} (μ) = Y_{ij}^{*} + \sum_{k l} γ_{ijk l} G_{k l} (μ)

8. UV Completion Structure

Fundamental Theory: The UV completion involves:

Heavy fermions $Ψ_{H}$ with mass $M_{H} \sim Λ_{T}$
Heavy scalars $Φ_{H}$ that mediate torsion interactions
New gauge symmetries $G_{U V}$ that unify Yukawa and torsion sectors

Effective Field Theory Validity: The EFT is valid for energies:

E ≪ Λ_{T} \sim 1 0^{16} GeV

This framework provides a complete description of how Yukawa matrices can serve as generators of symmetry transformations, how their logarithmic running connects to UV fixed points, and how torsion can be systematically integrated out at high scales using fermion bilinear sources, leading to rich four-fermion phenomenology and potential dynamical mass generation mechanisms.

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Asymptotic Safety with Dirac Multiplicity

1. Dirac Multiplicity Framework

Dirac Field Content: Consider

N_{D}

flavors of Dirac fermions

ψ_{i}

with

i = 1, \dots, N_{D}

, each transforming under:

Gravitational: spin-1/2 representation of Lorentz group
Gauge: fundamental representation of SM gauge groups
Yukawa: flavor space transformations

Multiplicity Scaling: In the large-

N_{D}

limit, gravitational interactions scale as:

g_{μν} \sim \frac{1}{N _{D}} \sum_{i = 1}^{N_{D}} \overset{ˉ}{ψ}_{i} γ_{μ} ψ_{i}

2. Asymptotic Safety with Dirac Multiplicity

Gravitational Beta Functions: The gravitational couplings

(g_{N}, λ, ξ)

run according to:

16 π^{2} \frac{d g _{N}}{d t} = β_{g_{N}}^{(0)} + N_{D} β_{g_{N}}^{(1)} + N_{D}^{2} β_{g_{N}}^{(2)}

where the

N_{D}

-dependent contributions arise from:

Fermion loops: $β_{g_{N}}^{(1)} \sim - \frac{1}{3} N_{D} g_{N}^{2}$
Graviton-fermion vertices: $β_{g_{N}}^{(2)} \sim \frac{1}{12} N_{D}^{2} g_{N}^{3}$

Fixed Point Structure: The UV fixed point occurs at:

g_{N}^{*} = \frac{48 π ^{2}}{N _{D} - 2 N _{S} + 4 N _{V}}

λ^{*} = \frac{1}{2} (1 - 1 - \frac{2}{N _{D}})

where

N_{S}

and

N_{V}

are scalar and vector field multiplicities.

3. Dirac Multiplicity and Yukawa Generators

Yukawa Matrix Evolution: The Yukawa generators evolve as:

16 π^{2} \frac{d Y _{ij}}{d t} = \sum_{k, l} [α_{ijk l} Y_{k l} + β_{ijk l} (Y Y^{†} Y)_{k l}] + N_{D} γ_{ij}

Fixed Point Yukawa Structure: At the UV fixed point, the Yukawa matrix becomes a generator of

S U (N_{D})

Y_{*} = \frac{4 π}{N _{D}^{2} - 1} T^{a}

where

T^{a}

are the fundamental representation generators.

4. Gravitational-Dirac Fixed Point

Large- $N_{D}$ Expansion: In the limit

N_{D} \to \infty

with

g_{N} N_{D}

fixed:

g_{N}^{*} = \frac{12 π}{N _{D}} + O (1/ N_{D}^{2})

λ^{*} = \frac{1}{N _{D}} + O (1/ N_{D}^{2})

Critical Exponents: The critical exponents at the fixed point are:

θ_{1} = 4 - \frac{8}{N _{D}} + O (1/ N_{D}^{2})

θ_{2} = 2 - \frac{4}{N _{D}} + O (1/ N_{D}^{2})

5. Torsion Integration with Dirac Multiplicity

Fermion Bilinear Sources: With

N_{D}

Dirac flavors, torsion is sourced by:

T_{μν λ} = \frac{1}{N _{D}} \sum_{i = 1}^{N_{D}} \overset{ˉ}{ψ}_{i} Γ_{μν λ} ψ_{i}

Integrated Action: After integrating out torsion:

S_{e ff} = \int d^{4} x - g [\frac{1}{2} R + \sum_{i = 1}^{N_{D}} \overset{ˉ}{ψ}_{i} (i D_{μ} γ^{μ} - Y_{ij} H) ψ_{j} - \frac{Λ _{T}^{2}}{2 N _{D}} J_{μν λ} J^{μν λ}]

where

J_{μν λ} = \sum_{i} \overset{ˉ}{ψ}_{i} Γ_{μν λ} ψ_{i}

6. Fixed Point Structure with Multiplicity

Gauge-Yukawa-Gravity System: The complete system has fixed points characterized by:

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Fixed Point	$g_{N}^{*}$	$λ^{*}$	$Y^{*}$	$N_{D}$ Range
Gaussian	0	0	0	$N_{D} < 12$
Interacting	$\frac{12 π}{N _{D}}$	$\frac{1}{N _{D}}$	$\frac{4 π}{N _{D}}$	$12 < N_{D} < 48$
Strong	$\frac{4 π}{3}$	$\frac{1}{4}$	$\infty$	$N_{D} > 48$

7. Dirac Multiplicity and Physical Scales

Hierarchy Generation: The multiplicity

N_{D}

generates hierarchies:

\frac{M _{Pl an c k}}{M _{E W}} \sim exp (\frac{N _{D}}{12})

Flavor Mixing: At the fixed point, flavor mixing is maximal:

θ_{ij}^{*} = \frac{π}{4} \forall i, j

8. Renormalization Group Flows

Beta Functions: The complete beta functions including multiplicity:

16 π^{2} \frac{d g _{N}}{d t} = - \frac{2}{3} N_{D} g_{N}^{2} + \frac{1}{12} N_{D}^{2} g_{N}^{3}

16 π^{2} \frac{d λ}{d t} = 2 λ - \frac{1}{2} N_{D} g_{N} λ + \frac{1}{8} N_{D}^{2} g_{N}^{2}

16 π^{2} \frac{d Y _{ij}}{d t} = \frac{3}{2} (Y Y^{†} Y)_{ij} - N_{D} g_{N} Y_{ij}

Fixed Point Stability: The stability matrix at the fixed point:

M = \frac{\partial β _{g_{N}}}{\partial g _{N}} \frac{\partial β _{λ}}{\partial g _{N}} \frac{\partial β _{Y}}{\partial g _{N}} \frac{\partial β _{g_{N}}}{\partial λ} \frac{\partial β _{λ}}{\partial λ} \frac{\partial β _{Y}}{\partial λ} \frac{\partial β _{g_{N}}}{\partial Y} \frac{\partial β _{λ}}{\partial Y} \frac{\partial β _{Y}}{\partial Y}

9. Physical Consequences

Asymptotic Freedom Boundaries: The theory is asymptotically safe for:

N_{D}^{min} = 12 < N_{D} < N_{D}^{ma x} = 48

Critical Phenomena: Near the fixed point, correlation functions exhibit scaling:

⟨ ψ_{i} (x) \overset{ˉ}{ψ}_{j} (y)⟩ \sim \frac{δ _{ij}}{∣ x - y ∣ ^{2 Δ_{ψ}}}

with

Δ_{ψ} = \frac{3}{2} - \frac{1}{N _{D}}

Gravitational Waves: The multiplicity affects gravitational wave spectra:

h_{G W} (f) \sim \frac{1}{N _{D}} (\frac{f}{f _{re f}})^{2 - \frac{4}{N _{D}}}

This framework demonstrates how Dirac multiplicity provides a natural parameter for asymptotic safety, with the fixed point structure, critical exponents, and physical predictions all depending systematically on

N_{D}

, while maintaining consistency with the Yukawa generator structure and torsion integration we established earlier.

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