The Form of Effective Potential
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概要
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The form of effective potential V with full quantum correction is discussed. Numerical integration using Wilson's recursion formula suggests the convexity of V. The O(N) model with N→∞ is also discussed with the result that if we suitably regularize the theory renormalized V is convex. The analytic structure of V and W (generating function of connected Green's functions) is studied and mechanism that causes phase transition is discussed.
- 理論物理学刊行会の論文
- 1976-07-25
著者
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Fukuda Reijiro
Research Institute For Fundamental Physics Kyoto University
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FUKUDA Reijiro
Department of Physics,Faculty of Science and Technology Keio University
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