Constructing A Finite Tension Domain Wall in $\phi^4_4$
Jarah Evslin, Hengyuan Guo, Hui Liu, Baiyang Zhang

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that the domain wall in a 3+1 dimensional $^4$ model can be constructed as a finite tension state using a coherent state approach, with divergences properly canceled through renormalization.
Contribution
It provides a detailed justification for the finite tension of the domain wall by showing divergence cancellations and renormalization procedures in the $^4$ model.
Findings
Tadpole diagrams are finite.
Infrared divergences cancel exactly.
Renormalization of the normal ordering mass scale is carefully performed.
Abstract
We have recently claimed that the domain wall in the 3+1 dimensional double-well model can be constructed as a squeezed, coherent state and that at one loop it has a finite tension given general, but unspecified, renormalization conditions. In the present note, we justify this claim by showing that the tadpole is finite and the infrared divergences cancel exactly. Also we carefully treat the renormalization of the normal ordering mass scale. Faddeev and Korepin have stressed that ultraviolet divergences cancel in the soliton sector if they cancel in the vacuum sector when the corresponding calculations are identical in the ultraviolet. We therefore renormalize the divergences in the vacuum sector using a Schrodinger picture prescription, which mirrors closely the analogous calculations in the domain wall sector.
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TopicsStructural Analysis and Optimization
