Finite-Temperature Renormalization Group Predictions: The Critical Temperature Exponents, and Amplitude Ratios

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory

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$\lambda\varphi^4$ theory at finite temperature suffers from infrared divergences near the temperature at which the symmetry is restored. These divergences are handled using renormalization group methods. Flow equations which use a fiducial mass as flow parameter are well adapted to predicting the non-trivial critical exponents whose presence is reflected in these divergences. Using a fiducial temperature as flow parameter, we predict the critical temperature, at which the mass vanishes, in terms of the zero-temperature mass and coupling. We find some universal amplitude ratios which connect the broken and symmetric phases of the theory which agree well with those of the three-dimensional Ising model obtained from high- and low-temperature series expansions.

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