Six-loop anomalous dimension of the operator in the symmetric model
arXiv:2208.04612 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.106.076015
Abstract
A technique of large-charge expansion provides a novel opportunity for calculation of critical dimensions of operators with fixed charge . In the small-coupling regime the polynomial structure of the anomalous dimensions can be fixed from a number of direct perturbative calculations for a fixed . At the six-loop level one needs to include new diagrams that correspond to operators with five or more legs. The latter never appeared before in scalar-theory calculations. Here we show how to compute the anomalous dimension of the operator at the six-loop order. In combination with results for operators with , which are extracted from the six-loop beta-functions for general scalar theory, and with predictions from the large-charge expansion, our calculation allows us to derive the answer for general- anomalous dimensions. At the critical point resummation in three dimensions enables us to compare the critical exponents with results of Monte-Carlo simulations and large- predictions.
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