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High-accuracy scaling exponents in the local potential approximation

We test equivalences between different realisations of Wilson's renormalisation group by computing the leading, subleading, and anti-symmetric corrections-to-scaling exponents, and the full fixed point potential for the Ising universality class to leading order in a derivative expansion. We dis...

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Autores principales: Bervillier, Claude, Juttner, Andreas, Litim, Daniel F.
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2007
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Acceso en línea:https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2007.03.036
http://cds.cern.ch/record/1011082
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author Bervillier, Claude
Juttner, Andreas
Litim, Daniel F.
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description We test equivalences between different realisations of Wilson's renormalisation group by computing the leading, subleading, and anti-symmetric corrections-to-scaling exponents, and the full fixed point potential for the Ising universality class to leading order in a derivative expansion. We discuss our methods with a special emphasis on accuracy and reliability. We establish numerical equivalence of Wilson-Polchinski flows and optimised renormalisation group flows with an unprecedented accuracy in the scaling exponents. Our results are contrasted with high-accuracy findings from Dyson's hierarchical model, where a tiny but systematic difference in all scaling exponents is established. Further applications for our numerical methods are briefly indicated.
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spelling cern-10110822023-03-14T20:08:38Zdoi:10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2007.03.036http://cds.cern.ch/record/1011082engBervillier, ClaudeJuttner, AndreasLitim, Daniel F.High-accuracy scaling exponents in the local potential approximationParticle Physics - TheoryWe test equivalences between different realisations of Wilson's renormalisation group by computing the leading, subleading, and anti-symmetric corrections-to-scaling exponents, and the full fixed point potential for the Ising universality class to leading order in a derivative expansion. We discuss our methods with a special emphasis on accuracy and reliability. We establish numerical equivalence of Wilson-Polchinski flows and optimised renormalisation group flows with an unprecedented accuracy in the scaling exponents. Our results are contrasted with high-accuracy findings from Dyson's hierarchical model, where a tiny but systematic difference in all scaling exponents is established. Further applications for our numerical methods are briefly indicated.We test equivalences between different realisations of Wilson's renormalisation group by computing the leading, subleading, and anti-symmetric corrections-to-scaling exponents, and the full fixed point potential for the Ising universality class to leading order in a derivative expansion. We discuss our methods with a special emphasis on accuracy and reliability. We establish numerical equivalence of Wilson-Polchinski flows and optimised renormalisation group flows with an unprecedented accuracy in the scaling exponents. Our results are contrasted with high-accuracy findings from Dyson's hierarchical model, where a tiny but systematic difference in all scaling exponents is established. Further applications for our numerical methods are briefly indicated.We test equivalences between different realisations of Wilson's renormalisation group by computing the leading, subleading, and anti-symmetric corrections-to-scaling exponents, and the full fixed point potential for the Ising universality class to leading order in a derivative expansion. We discuss our methods with a special emphasis on accuracy and reliability. We establish numerical equivalence of Wilson–Polchinski flows and optimised renormalisation group flows with an unprecedented accuracy in the scaling exponents. Our results are contrasted with high-accuracy findings from Dyson's hierarchical model, where a tiny but systematic difference in all scaling exponents is established. Further applications for our numerical methods are briefly indicated.hep-th/0701172CERN-PH-TH-2007-006SHEP-0702CERN-PH-TH-2007-006SHEP-0702oai:cds.cern.ch:10110822007-01-18
spellingShingle Particle Physics - Theory
Bervillier, Claude
Juttner, Andreas
Litim, Daniel F.
High-accuracy scaling exponents in the local potential approximation
title High-accuracy scaling exponents in the local potential approximation
title_full High-accuracy scaling exponents in the local potential approximation
title_fullStr High-accuracy scaling exponents in the local potential approximation
title_full_unstemmed High-accuracy scaling exponents in the local potential approximation
title_short High-accuracy scaling exponents in the local potential approximation
title_sort high-accuracy scaling exponents in the local potential approximation
topic Particle Physics - Theory
url https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2007.03.036
http://cds.cern.ch/record/1011082
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