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Exact scheme independence at two loops

Exact scheme independence at two loops
Exact scheme independence at two loops
We further develop an algorithmic and diagrammatic computational framework for very general exact renormalization groups, where the embedded regularisation scheme, parametrised by a general cutoff function and infinitely many higher point vertices, is left unspecified. Calculations proceed iteratively, by integrating by parts with respect to the effective cutoff, thus introducing effective propagators, and differentials of vertices that can be expanded using the flow equations; many cancellations occur on using the fact that the effective propagator is the inverse of the classical Wilsonian two-point vertex. We demonstrate the power of these methods by computing the beta function up to two loops in massless four dimensional scalar field theory, obtaining the expected universal coefficients, independent of the details of the regularisation scheme.
renormalisation, vertex functions
1550-7998
065009-[13pp]
Arnone, Stefano
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Gatti, Antonio
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Morris, Tim R.
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Rosten, Oliver J.
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Arnone, Stefano
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Gatti, Antonio
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Morris, Tim R.
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Rosten, Oliver J.
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Arnone, Stefano, Gatti, Antonio, Morris, Tim R. and Rosten, Oliver J. (2004) Exact scheme independence at two loops. Physical Review D, 69 (6), 065009-[13pp]. (doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.69.065009).

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We further develop an algorithmic and diagrammatic computational framework for very general exact renormalization groups, where the embedded regularisation scheme, parametrised by a general cutoff function and infinitely many higher point vertices, is left unspecified. Calculations proceed iteratively, by integrating by parts with respect to the effective cutoff, thus introducing effective propagators, and differentials of vertices that can be expanded using the flow equations; many cancellations occur on using the fact that the effective propagator is the inverse of the classical Wilsonian two-point vertex. We demonstrate the power of these methods by computing the beta function up to two loops in massless four dimensional scalar field theory, obtaining the expected universal coefficients, independent of the details of the regularisation scheme.

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Published date: 2004
Keywords: renormalisation, vertex functions

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Local EPrints ID: 12460
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/12460
ISSN: 1550-7998
PURE UUID: 4ae05b71-1fea-4a7f-9c70-e40951c5f0e3
ORCID for Tim R. Morris: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-6256-9962

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Date deposited: 08 May 2006
Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 02:36

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Author: Stefano Arnone
Author: Antonio Gatti
Author: Tim R. Morris ORCID iD
Author: Oliver J. Rosten

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