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I have noticed that in the nineties there was a boost of activity on the Thirring and Nambu-Jona-Lasinio models and bosonization, which I find highly interesting. I have already got me a huge (virtual) pile of papers to wade through.
But probably it will save me a lot of wasted time if somebody here could answer the following questions:
* What stopped interest in these models ?
* Are they too simple ?
* Have they got serious flaws ?
* Is bosonization related to supersymmetry ?
But probably it will save me a lot of wasted time if somebody here could answer the following questions:
* What stopped interest in these models ?
* Are they too simple ?
* Have they got serious flaws ?
* Is bosonization related to supersymmetry ?