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Renormalons from Integrability: A resurgent insight into QFT's conundrum*
<!--HTML-->Renormalons are non-perturbative effects which are manifested in perturbative series. While they figure in asymptotically free field theories including both QCD and some integrable models, they are in general poorly understood. In this talk I will present results on how to analytica...
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author | Reis, Tomas |
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description | <!--HTML-->Renormalons are non-perturbative effects which are manifested in perturbative series. While they figure in asymptotically free field theories including both QCD and some integrable models, they are in general poorly understood. In this talk I will present results on how to analytically find these non-pertubative effects in the free energy of integrable models. These effects turn out to defy standard expectations which went back to Parisi and ’t Hooft. I will also present a short introduction to the framework of resurgence and to how it is a key tool in the analysis of non-perturbative effects in QFT. |
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spelling | cern-28104972022-11-02T22:05:04Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2810497engReis, TomasRenormalons from Integrability: A resurgent insight into QFT's conundrum*Nonperturbative Methods in Quantum Field TheoryTH institutes<!--HTML-->Renormalons are non-perturbative effects which are manifested in perturbative series. While they figure in asymptotically free field theories including both QCD and some integrable models, they are in general poorly understood. In this talk I will present results on how to analytically find these non-pertubative effects in the free energy of integrable models. These effects turn out to defy standard expectations which went back to Parisi and ’t Hooft. I will also present a short introduction to the framework of resurgence and to how it is a key tool in the analysis of non-perturbative effects in QFT.oai:cds.cern.ch:28104972022 |
spellingShingle | TH institutes Reis, Tomas Renormalons from Integrability: A resurgent insight into QFT's conundrum* |
title | Renormalons from Integrability: A resurgent insight into QFT's conundrum* |
title_full | Renormalons from Integrability: A resurgent insight into QFT's conundrum* |
title_fullStr | Renormalons from Integrability: A resurgent insight into QFT's conundrum* |
title_full_unstemmed | Renormalons from Integrability: A resurgent insight into QFT's conundrum* |
title_short | Renormalons from Integrability: A resurgent insight into QFT's conundrum* |
title_sort | renormalons from integrability: a resurgent insight into qft's conundrum* |
topic | TH institutes |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/2810497 |
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