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Perturbative renormalization of the lattice regularized ϕ44 with flow equations

Perturbative renormalization of the lattice regularized \(\phi_4^4\) with flow equations
Authors: Majdouline Borji; Christoph Kopper;

Perturbative renormalization of the lattice regularized ϕ44 with flow equations

Abstract

The flow equations of the renormalization group allow one to analyze the perturbative n-point functions of renormalizable quantum field theories. Rigorous bounds implying renormalizability permit one to control large momentum behavior, infrared singularities, and large order behavior in a number of loops and a number of arguments n. In this paper, we analyze the Euclidean four-dimensional massive ϕ4 theory using lattice regularization. We present a rigorous proof that this quantum field theory is renormalizable to all orders of the loop expansion based on the flow equations. The lattice regularization is known to break Euclidean symmetry. Our main result is the proof of the restoration of rotation and translation invariance in the renormalized theory using flow equations.

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[PHYS.MPHY]Physics [physics]/Mathematical Physics [math-ph], FOS: Physical sciences, regularization: lattice, Mathematical Physics (math-ph), 530, Quantum field theory on lattices, renormalization, Perturbative methods of renormalization applied to problems in quantum field theory, Renormalization group methods applied to problems in quantum field theory, field theory: Euclidean, flow, phi**n model: 4, field theory: renormalizable, Feynman diagrams, Mathematical Physics, perturbation theory

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