Dynamical symmetry breaking
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In condensed matter physics and particle physics, dynamical symmetry breaking is a form of spontaneous symmetry breaking which does not show up at the tree level. In many cases, it only shows up when we consider at least two particle irreducible actions and not one particle irreducible effective actions. Fermion condensates are the most prominent example of dynamical symmetry breaking.
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