Note on the Intermediate Field Representation of Phi^2k Theory in Zero Dimension
Luca Lionni, Vincent Rivasseau

TL;DR
This paper refines the intermediate field representation of Phi^2k theory in zero dimension, correcting previous errors, proving Borel-Leroy summability, and offering an improved Gaussian integral-based representation for k=3 in the complex case.
Contribution
It provides a corrected and detailed proof of Borel-Leroy summability and introduces a new convergent Gaussian integral representation for Phi^6 theory in zero dimension.
Findings
Corrected previous misprints in the representation
Proved Borel-Leroy summability for the theory
Developed an improved Gaussian integral representation for k=3
Abstract
This expanded version corrects some misprints of the first version, details completely the poof of Borel-Leroy summability and for in the complex case provides a new improved representation which relies on ordinary convergent Gaussian integrals rather than oscillatory integrals.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical functions and polynomials · Mathematical Approximation and Integration · Analytic Number Theory Research
