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hep-ph20021 cited

Vacuum Hydrodynamics

P. M. Stevenson

The Higgs vacuum -- with its constant background field -- is not `empty' but is a kind of medium. Any ordinary medium, viewed at sufficiently long length scales, has a hydrodynamic…

hep-ph1997

lambda Phi^4 Theory From a Particle-Gas Viewpoint

M. Consoli, P. M. Stevenson

We discuss the physics of the 3+1 dimensional lambda Phi^4 quantum field theory in terms of the statistical mechanics of a gas of particles (`atoms') that interact via a -1/r^3-plu…

hep-ph1997

The Banks-Zaks Expansion and "Freezing" in Perturbative QCD

S. A. Caveny, P. M. Stevenson

The recent calculation of the four-loop beta function in QCD provides further evidence that the Banks-Zaks expansion in 16half-n_f is sufficiently well behaved to be useful even fo…

hep-ph1995

The lambda Phi^4 Miracle: lattice data and the zero-point potential

P. M. Stevenson

Recent lattice data for the effective potential of lambda Phi^4 theory fits the massless one-loop formula with amazing precision. Any corrections are at least 100 times smaller tha…

hep-ph1994

"TRIVIALITY" MADE EASY: the real (lambda Phi^4)_4 story

M. Consoli, P. M. Stevenson

The real meaning of `triviality' of (lambda Phi^4)_4 theory is outlined. Assuming `triviality' leads to an effective potential that is just the classical potential plus the zero-po…

hep-ph1994

Triviality" and the Perturbative Expansion in Theory

M. Consoli, P. M. Stevenson

The "triviality" of quantum field theory means that the renormalized coupling vanishes for infinite cutoff. That result inherently conflicts with the usual perturb…