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18 April 2024
 
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Background independent exact renormalization group for conformally reduced gravity
Juergen A. Dietz ; Tim R. Morris ;
Date 26 Feb 2015
AbstractWithin the conformally reduced gravity model, where the metric is parametrised by a function $f(phi)$ of the conformal factor $phi$, we keep dependence on both the background and fluctuation fields, to local potential approximation and $mathcal{O}(partial^2)$ respectively, making no other approximation. Explicit appearances of the background metric are then dictated by realising a remnant diffeomorphism invariance. The standard non-perturbative Renormalization Group (RG) scale $k$ is inherently background dependent, which we show in general forbids the existence of RG fixed points with respect to $k$. By utilising transformations that follow from combining the flow equations with the modified split Ward identity, we uncover a unique background independent notion of RG scale, $hat k$. The corresponding RG flow equations are then not only explicitly background independent along the entire RG flow but also explicitly independent of the form of $f$. In general $f(phi)$ is forced to be scale dependent and needs to be renormalised, but if this is avoided then $k$-fixed points are allowed and furthermore they coincide with $hat k$-fixed points.
Source arXiv, 1502.7396
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