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Autori principali: Kopper, Christoph, Wang, Pierre
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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author Kopper, Christoph
Wang, Pierre
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Wang, Pierre
contents We have constructed the mean-field trivial solution of the $φ^4$ theory $O(N)$ model in four dimensions in two previous papers using the flow equations of the renormalization group. Here we establish a relation between the trivial solutions we constructed and perturbation theory. We show that if an UV-cutoff is maintained, we can define a renormalized coupling constant $g$ and obtain the perturbative solutions of the mean-field flow equations at each order in perturbation theory. We prove the local Borel-summability of the renormalized mean-field perturbation theory in the presence of an UV cutoff and show that it is asymptotic to the non-perturbative solution.
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spellingShingle Triviality vs perturbation theory: an analysis for mean-field $φ^4$-theory in four dimensions
Kopper, Christoph
Wang, Pierre
Mathematical Physics
We have constructed the mean-field trivial solution of the $φ^4$ theory $O(N)$ model in four dimensions in two previous papers using the flow equations of the renormalization group. Here we establish a relation between the trivial solutions we constructed and perturbation theory. We show that if an UV-cutoff is maintained, we can define a renormalized coupling constant $g$ and obtain the perturbative solutions of the mean-field flow equations at each order in perturbation theory. We prove the local Borel-summability of the renormalized mean-field perturbation theory in the presence of an UV cutoff and show that it is asymptotic to the non-perturbative solution.
title Triviality vs perturbation theory: an analysis for mean-field $φ^4$-theory in four dimensions
topic Mathematical Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.04509