Electromagnetic current correlations in reduced quantum electrodynamics
arXiv:1204.5664 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.86.025005
Abstract
We consider a theory of massless reduced quantum electrodynamics (RQED), e.g., a quantum field theory where the U(1) gauge field lives in -spacetime dimensions while the fermionic field lives in a reduced spacetime of dimensions (). In the case where such RQEDs are renormalizable while they are super-renormalizable for . The 2-loop electromagnetic current correlation function is computed exactly for a general RQED. Focusing on RQED, the corresponding -function is shown to vanish which implies the scale invariance of the theory. Interaction correction to the 1-loop vacuum polarization, , of RQED is found to be: $Π= Π_1 (1 + 0.056 \al)$ where $\al$ is the fine structure constant. The scaling dimension of the fermion field is computed at 1-loop and is shown to be anomalous for RQED.
(v2) Accepted for publication in PRD. Conclusion and references added (some / referee's comments). No change in results. 8 pages, 3 figures. (v1) LaTeX file with feynMF package. 8 pages, no figure
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