I don't think so, not in the same sense as tomatoes. Bell peppers for me have been poor producers. They do have dwarf varieties if that's what you are looking for

Ace is early and very prolific on small plants, widely adapted as well including Northern climates.

My problem is that my records giving the names of the 5 varieties of sown seeds were inadvertantly thrown out before the net pots were labeled. I planted the seedlings knowing I would recognize the various peppers. Now that the plants are mature I find that the sweet bell plants are apparently a dwarfe variety because all 10 of them are only about 12 to 15 inches tall whereas the rest of the plants are 3 to 5 times taller. Being a newby at growing peppers, I am wondering if there is such a thing as a determinant variety of sweet bells.

No, but there are dwarf varieties, hab just posted one.

There's also the Cajun Belle. It's mildly hot but has the bell pepper taste. I've been growing one and they are great tasting.