Towards UV Finiteness of Infinite Derivative Theories of Gravity and Field Theories
arXiv:1704.08674
Abstract
In this paper we will consider the ultraviolet (UV) finiteness of the most general one-particle irreducible (PI) Feynman diagrams within the context of ghost-free, infinite-derivative scalar toy model, which is inspired from ghost free and singularity-free infinite-derivative theory of gravity. We will show that by using dressed vertices and dressed propagators, -loop, -point diagrams constructed out of lower-loop - & -point and, in general, -point diagrams are UV finite with respect to internal and external loop momentum. Moreover, we will demonstrate that the external momentum dependences of the -loop, -point diagrams constructed out of lower-loop - & -point and, in general, -point diagrams decrease exponentially as the loop-order increases and the external momentum divergences are eliminated at sufficiently high loop-order.
arXiv comment20 pages, 5 figures
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