The gradient flow in theory
arXiv:1601.01578 · doi:10.1007/JHEP03(2016)021
Abstract
A gradient flow equation for theory in is formulated. In this scheme the gradient flow equation is written in terms of the renormalized probe variable and renormalized parameters and in a manner analogous to the higher derivative regularization. No extra divergence is induced in the interaction of the probe variable and the 4-dimensional dynamical variable which is defined in renormalized perturbation theory. The finiteness to all orders in perturbation theory is established by power counting argument in the context of dimensional field theory. This illustrates that one can formulate the gradient flow for the simple but important theory in addition to the well-known Yang-Mills flow, and it shows the generality of the gradient flow for a wider class of field theory.
22 pages. To appear in JHEP
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