Comment on Renormalization Group Study of the A+B->0 Diffusion-Limited Reaction

Abstract

A recent argument of Oerding shows that our calculation of the quantity Delta, which determines the amplitude of the asymptotic decay of the particle density in d < 2 < 4, was in error. Instead it is simply given by Delta = n_0, the initial density, for uncorrelated initial conditions.

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