Lessons from : Vacuum structure, Asymptotic Series, Instantons and all that
arXiv:hep-ph/9510366 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.53.5821
Abstract
We discuss two dimensional with fermions in the fundamental as well as adjoint representation. We find factorial growth in the coefficients of the large order perturbative expansion. We argue that this behavior is related to classical solutions of the theory, instantons, thus it has nonperturbative origin. Phenomenologically such a growth is related to highly excited states in the spectrum. We also analyze the heavy-light quark system within operator product expansion (which it turns out to be an asymptotic series). Some vacuum condensates $\la\bar{q}(x_μD_μ)^{2n}q\ra\sim (x^2)^n\cdot n!$ which are responsible for this factorial growth are also discussed. We formulate some general puzzles which are not specific for 2D physics, but are inevitable features of any asymptotic expansion. We resolve these apparent puzzles within and we speculate that analogous puzzles might occur in real 4-dimensional QCD as well.
latex, 26 pages. A final version to appear in Phys. Rev.D
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