Anomalous dimensions at large charge in d=4 O(N) theory
arXiv:2101.09820 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.103.085013
Abstract
Recently it was shown that the scaling dimension of the operator in theory may be computed semi-classically at the Wilson-Fisher fixed point in , for generic values of and this was verified to two loop order in perturbation theory at leading and sub-leading . In subsequent work, this result was generalised to operators of fixed charge in theory and verified up to three loops in perturbation theory at leading and sub-leading order. Here we extend this verification to four loops in theory, once again at leading and sub-leading order. We also investigate the strong-coupling regime.
16 pages. 6 Figures. Typos corrected; references and an acknowledgement added. Some minor errors corrected in a figure and equations
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