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- renormalized quantities. The charge of the electron, say, would be defined in terms of a quantity measured at a specific kinematic renormalization point...
- was too hard to solve, since there were too many atoms. Now, in the renormalized problem we have only one fourth of them. But why stop now? Another iteration...
- equations, and what the solutions must account for, are the "renormalized m****" and the "renormalized charge" of a particle. That is to say, the "shifted" or...
- Look up renormalization group in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Renormalization group equation may refer to: Beta function (physics) Callan–Symanzik...
- emerging magnetism. It was embodied in his fundamental work on the renormalization group. Wilson was born on June 8, 1936, in Waltham, M****achusetts,...
- _{r}A_{\mu ,r}} A renormalization prescription is a set of rules that describes what part of the divergences should be in the renormalized quantities and...
- few of the main com****tional tricks are these: Since the size of the renormalized Hamiltonian is usually in the order of a few or tens of thousand while...
- quantities such as m**** and coupling constant. A different approach, called renormalized perturbation theory, is to use physically meaningful quantities from...
- interaction—such as may describe the Higgs boson. In these theories, the renormalized coupling constant grows with energy. A Landau pole appears when the coupling...
- fringe subject at the time because it was thought that these could not be renormalized. His ****ignment was to study the Adler–Bell–Jackiw anomaly, a mismatch...