Non-perturbative evolution equations for the tricritical theory
Flavio S. Nogueira

TL;DR
This paper derives non-perturbative evolution equations for the tricritical scalar theory, identifying a stable fixed point in three dimensions for large N, advancing understanding of its critical behavior.
Contribution
It introduces non-perturbative beta functions for the tricritical theory using an exact evolution equation, confirming fixed point existence beyond large N approximations.
Findings
Existence of an ultraviolet stable fixed point for N>4 in d=3
Non-perturbative beta functions derived for d≤3
Fixed point confirmed beyond 1/N expansion assumptions
Abstract
The N component scalar tricritical theory is considered in a non-perturbative setting. We derive non-perturbative beta functions for the relevant couplings in . The beta functions are obtained through the use of an exact evolution equation for the so called effective average action. In d=3 it is established the existence of an ultraviolet stable fixed point for N>4. This confirms earlier results obtained using the 1/N expansion where such a fixed point is believed to exist at least for .
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Taxonomy
TopicsGas Dynamics and Kinetic Theory · Differential Equations and Numerical Methods · Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering
