Critical behavior of the 2d scalar theory: resumming the perturbative mass gap
arXiv:2103.00354 · doi:10.1007/JHEP07(2021)163
Abstract
We apply the optimized perturbation theory (OPT) to resum the perturbative series describing the mass gap of the bidimensional theory in the symmetric phase. Already at NLO (one loop) the method is capable of generating a quite reasonable non-perturbative result for the critical coupling. At order- we obtain which compares very well with the state of the art result, . As a novelty we investigate the supercritical region showing that it contains some useful complimentary information that can be used in extrapolations to arbitrarily high orders.
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