Testing perturbative results with non-perturbative methods for the Hierarchical model
Y. Meurice, M. B. Oktay (The University of Iowa)

TL;DR
This paper develops non-perturbative techniques to precisely compute renormalized quantities in Dyson's Hierarchical Model, achieving high-precision critical exponents and universal ratios, and compares these with perturbative predictions.
Contribution
It introduces non-perturbative methods for accurate calculations in Dyson's Hierarchical Model, enhancing precision in critical exponents and universal ratios.
Findings
Critical exponent gamma calculated with 12 significant digits in high-temperature phase.
Critical exponent gamma calculated with 4 significant digits in low-temperature phase.
Universal ratios of amplitudes determined with high accuracy.
Abstract
We present non-perturbative methods to calculate accurately the renormalized quantities for Dyson's Hierarchical Model. We apply this method and calculate the critical exponent gamma with 12 and 4 significant digits in the high and low temperature phases, respectively. We report accurate values for universal ratios of amplitudes and preliminary results concerning the comparison with perturbative results.
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