Naive Dimensional Analysis and Irrelevant Operators
Matti Antola, Kimmo Tuominen

TL;DR
This paper provides simple guidelines for estimating the coefficients of operators in effective Lagrangians, focusing on the contributions from irrelevant operators in the underlying theory.
Contribution
It introduces straightforward rules for estimating operator coefficients, especially those from irrelevant interactions, enhancing practical calculations in effective field theories.
Findings
Derived easy-to-follow estimation rules for operator coefficients.
Clarified the role of irrelevant operators in effective Lagrangians.
Provided practical tools for effective field theory analysis.
Abstract
We derive a set of easy rules to follow when estimating the coefficients of operators in an effective Lagrangian. In particular, we emphasize how to estimate the size of coefficients originating from irrelevant interactions in the underlying Lagrangian.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering · Elasticity and Wave Propagation · Thermoelastic and Magnetoelastic Phenomena
