2019
DOI: 10.1007/jhep09(2019)032
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Off-shell renormalization in the presence of dimension 6 derivative operators. Part I. General theory

Abstract: We evaluate the one-loop β functions of all dimension 6 parity-preserving operators in the Abelian Higgs-Kibble model. No on-shell restrictions are imposed; and the (generalized) non-polynomial field redefinitions arising at one-loop order are fully taken into account. The operator mixing matrix is also computed, and its cancellation patterns explained as a consequence of the functional identities of the theory and power-counting conditions.

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“…The decoupling of the unphysical Lagrange multiplier X 1 is guaranteed by the invariance of the vertex functional under the following constraint BRST differential [25,31]…”
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“…The decoupling of the unphysical Lagrange multiplier X 1 is guaranteed by the invariance of the vertex functional under the following constraint BRST differential [25,31]…”
Section: The X-theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…so that the most general solution is X 2 = 1 v φ † φ − v 2 2 + η, η being a scalar field of mass m. However it can be proven that in perturbation theory the correlators of the field η with any gauge-invariant operator are zero [25], and so one can safely set η = 0. sσ , sχ. We remark that one can avoid the introduction of the antifield for the gauge connection A µ as well as for the antighostω since their BRST transformation is linear in the quantum fields and thus it is not subject to an independent renormalization.…”
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