A power counting theorem for a tensorial group field theory
arXiv:1507.00590
Abstract
We introduce a tensorial group field theory endowed with weighted interaction terms of the form . The model can be seen as a field theory over copies of where formal powers of Laplacian operators, namely , , act on tensorial -interactions producing, after Fourier transform, interactions. Using multi-scale analysis, we provide a power counting theorem for this type of models. A new quantity depending on the incidence matrix between vertices and faces of Feynman graphs is invoked in the degree of divergence of amplitudes. As a result, generally, the divergence degree is enhanced compared to the divergence degree of models without weighted vertices. The subleading terms in the partition function of the tensorial models become, in some cases, the dominant ones in the models. Finally, we explore sufficient conditions on the parameter yielding a list of potentially super-renormalizable models.
arXiv comment15 pages, 7 figures
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