Quantum Field Theory Without Divergence A
Shi-Hao Chen

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel quantum field theory framework that eliminates divergences, naturally sets the vacuum energy to zero, and proposes a new electroweak model with potential implications for dark matter and universe expansion.
Contribution
It presents a new Lagrangian and quantization method for QED that ensures convergent Feynman integrals without regularization, and develops a symmetric electroweak model with implications for cosmology.
Findings
All Feynman integrals are convergent without regularization.
Vacuum energy naturally equals zero, aiding cosmological constant estimation.
Proposes W-matter as dark matter or universe expansion driver.
Abstract
On the basis a new conjecture, we present a new Lagrangian density and a new quantization method for QED, construct coupling operators and mass operators, derive scattering operators S_{f} and S_{w} which are dependent on each other and supplement new Feynman rules. S_{f} and S_{w} together determine a Fenman integral. Hence all Feynman integrals are convergent and it is unnecessary to introduce regularization and counterterms. That the energy of the vacuum state is equal to zero is naturally obtained. From this we can easily determine the cosmological constant according to data of astronomical observation, and it is possible to correct nonperturbational methods which depend on the energy of the ground state in quantum field theory. On the same basis as the new QED, we obtain naturally a new SU(2)XU(1) electroweak unified model whose L=L_{F}+L_{W} , here L is left-right symmetric. Thus…
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TopicsComputational Physics and Python Applications · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Relativity and Gravitational Theory
