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20122019
most citedDynamical generation of low-energy couplings from quark-meson fluctuations

18 citations · 34 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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10 papers

cond-mat.str-el2019

Partial bosonisation for the two-dimensional Hubbard model: How well does it work?

Tobias Denz, Mario Mitter, Jan M. Pawlowski +2

Partial bosonisation of the two-dimensional Hubbard model focuses the functional renormalisation flow on channels in which interactions become strong and local order sets in. We co…

hep-ph2019

Low-energy limit of the O(4) quark-meson model

Jürgen Eser, Florian Divotgey, Mario Mitter

We study the generation of low-energy couplings induced by quantum fluctuations within the O(4)-symmetric quark-meson model. To this end, we compute the functional renormalization…

hep-ph201918 cited

Dynamical generation of low-energy couplings from quark-meson fluctuations

Florian Divotgey, Jürgen Eser, Mario Mitter

We extend our recent computation of the low-energy limit of the linear O(4) Quark-Meson Model. The present analysis focuses on the transformation of the resulting effective action…

hep-ph2018

Bound state properties from the Functional Renormalisation Group

Reinhard Alkofer, Axel Maas, Walid Ahmed Mian +4

We discuss an approach for accessing bound state properties, like mass and decay width, of a theory within the functional renormalisation group approach. An important cornerstone i…

hep-ph2018

Correlation functions of three-dimensional Yang-Mills theory from the FRG

Lukas Corell, Anton K. Cyrol, Mario Mitter +2

We compute correlation functions of three-dimensional Landau-gauge Yang-Mills theory with the Functional Renormalisation Group. Starting from the classical action as only input, we…

hep-ph2018

Low-energy limit of the quark-meson model from the functional renormalization group approach

Jürgen Eser, Florian Divotgey, Mario Mitter +1

We compute the low-energy limit of the -symmetric quark-meson model as an effective field theory for Quantum Chromodynamics within the Functional Renormalization Group (FRG)…