We study the transition between phases at large -charge on a conformal manifold. These phases are characterized by the behaviour of the lowest operator dimension for fixed and large -charge . We focus, as an example, on the , Wess-Zumino model with cubic superpotential , and compute using the -expansion in three interesting limits. In two of these limits the (leading order) result turns out to be \begin{equation*} \Delta(Q_R,\tau)= \begin{cases} \left(\right)\left[1+O(\epsilon |\tau|^2Q_R)\right], & Q_R\ll \left{ \frac{1}{\epsilon},, \frac{1}{\epsilon|\tau|^2}\right}\ \frac{9}{8}\left(\frac{\epsilon|\tau|^2}{2+|\tau|^2}\right)^{\frac{1}{D-1}}Q_R^{\frac{D}{D-1}} \left[1+O\left(\left(\epsilon |\tau|^2Q_R\right)^{-\frac{2}{D-1}}\right)\right], & Q_R\gg \left{ \frac{1}{\epsilon},, \frac{1}{\epsilon|\tau|^2}\right} \end{cases} \end{equation*} which leads us to the double-scaling parameter, $\epsilon |\tau|^2Q_R\Delta(Q)\sim Q\Delta(Q)\sim Q^{D/(D-1)}R\tau=0$, is a large--charge manifestation of the existence of a moduli space and an infinite chiral ring at . We also argue that this behavior can be extended to three dimensions with minimal modifications, and so we conclude that experiences a smooth transition around $Q_R\sim 1/|\tau|^2\Delta(Q_R,\tau)\tau$, as a consequence of the duality of the model. We also comment on the applicability of our result down to small -charge.

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