Seeing asymptotic freedom in an exact correlator of a large- matrix field theory
arXiv:1410.2627 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.90.125038
Abstract
Exact expressions for correlation functions are known for the large- (planar) limit of the -dimensional principal chiral sigma model. These were obtained with the form-factor bootstrap, an entirely nonperturbative method. The large- solution of this asymptotically-free model is far less trivial than that of O() sigma model (or other isovector models). Here we study the Euclidean two-point correlation function , where is the scaling field and is the bare field. We express the two-point function in terms of the spectrum of the operator , where . At short distances, this expression perfectly matches the result from the perturbative renormalization group.
arXiv commentSmall corrections in text and references. Published in PRD. Still 4 pages, revtex
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