Hamiltonian formulation of the -dimensional theory in a momentum-space Daubechies wavelet basis
arXiv:2601.18449 · doi:10.1103/74c7-y1gp
Abstract
We apply the wavelet formalism of quantum field theory to investigate nonperturbative dynamics within the Hamiltonian framework. In particular, we employ Daubechies wavelets in momentum space, whose basis functions are labeled by resolution and translation indices, providing a natural nonperturbative truncation of both infrared and ultraviolet truncation of quantum field theories. As an application, we compute the energy spectra of a free scalar field theory and the interacting -dimensional theory. This approach successfully reproduces the well-known strong-coupling phase transition in the regime. We find that the extracted critical coupling systematically converges toward its established value as the momentum resolution is increased, demonstrating the effectiveness of the wavelet-based Hamiltonian formulation for nonperturbative field-theoretic calculations.
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