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Universality and the Renormalisation Group

Several functional renormalisation group (RG) equations including Polchinski flows and Exact RG flows are compared from a conceptual point of view and in given truncations. Similarities and differences are highlighted with special emphasis on stability properties. The main observations are worked ou...

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Autor principal: Litim, Daniel F.
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2005
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Acceso en línea:https://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1126-6708/2005/07/005
http://cds.cern.ch/record/826771
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description Several functional renormalisation group (RG) equations including Polchinski flows and Exact RG flows are compared from a conceptual point of view and in given truncations. Similarities and differences are highlighted with special emphasis on stability properties. The main observations are worked out at the example of O(N) symmetric scalar field theories where the flows, universal critical exponents and scaling potentials are compared within a derivative expansion. To leading order, it is established that Polchinski flows and ERG flows - despite their inequivalent derivative expansions - have identical universal content, if the ERG flow is amended by an adequate optimisation. The results are also evaluated in the light of stability and minimum sensitivity considerations. Extensions to higher order and further implications are emphasized.
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spelling cern-8267712023-03-14T20:27:15Zdoi:10.1088/1126-6708/2005/07/005http://cds.cern.ch/record/826771engLitim, Daniel F.Universality and the Renormalisation GroupParticle Physics - TheorySeveral functional renormalisation group (RG) equations including Polchinski flows and Exact RG flows are compared from a conceptual point of view and in given truncations. Similarities and differences are highlighted with special emphasis on stability properties. The main observations are worked out at the example of O(N) symmetric scalar field theories where the flows, universal critical exponents and scaling potentials are compared within a derivative expansion. To leading order, it is established that Polchinski flows and ERG flows - despite their inequivalent derivative expansions - have identical universal content, if the ERG flow is amended by an adequate optimisation. The results are also evaluated in the light of stability and minimum sensitivity considerations. Extensions to higher order and further implications are emphasized.Several functional renormalisation group (RG) equations including Polchinski flows and Exact RG flows are compared from a conceptual point of view and in given truncations. Similarities and differences are highlighted with special emphasis on stability properties. The main observations are worked out at the example of O(N) symmetric scalar field theories where the flows, universal critical exponents and scaling potentials are compared within a derivative expansion. To leading order, it is established that Polchinski flows and ERG flows - despite their inequivalent derivative expansions - have identical universal content, if the ERG flow is amended by an adequate optimisation. The results are also evaluated in the light of stability and minimum sensitivity considerations. Extensions to higher order and further implications are emphasized.hep-th/0503096SHEP-04-31CERN-PH-TH-2005-042CERN-PH-TH-2005-042SHEP-2004-31oai:cds.cern.ch:8267712005-03-10
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Universality and the Renormalisation Group
title Universality and the Renormalisation Group
title_full Universality and the Renormalisation Group
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title_short Universality and the Renormalisation Group
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topic Particle Physics - Theory
url https://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1126-6708/2005/07/005
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