Calculation of β-Functions Up to Two-Loop Order in φ^4 Theory Based on Stochastic Quantization Method : Particles and Fields

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• On the basis of the renormalization scheme of the stochastic quantization method, two β-functions in φ^4 theory, β_λ and β_γ which govern the scaling behaviors of the coupling constant λ and the fictitious time, respectively, are calculated up to the two-loop order.

• 理論物理学刊行会の論文
• 1988-09-25

著者

• YAMANAKA Yuki

  Uji Research Center, Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics Kyoto University

• NAKAZATO Hiromichi

  Department of Physics, Waseda University

• YAMANAKA Yoshiya

  Department of Physics, Waseda University

• Yamanaka Yoshiya

  Department Of Materials Science And Engineering Waseda University

• Yamanaka Yoshiya

  Department Of Physics University Of Alberta

• Nakazato Hiromichi

  Department Of Physics University Of The Ryukyus

• TAKADA Gentaro

  Department of Physics, Waseda University

• SOSHI Hiroshi

  Department of Physics, Waseda University

• Soshi Hiroshi

  Department Of Physics Waseda University

• Takada Gentaro

  Department Of Physics Waseda University

• Yamanaka Yoshiya

  Department Of Electronic And Photonic Systems Waseda University

• YAMANAKA Yoshiya

  Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Waseda University

• YAMANAKA Yoshiya

  Department Physics, Waseda University

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