An Almost Complete Yang-Mills Calculation

I present an analytic framework for effective \(SU(N)\) Yang-Mills theories in the four-dimensional continuum. I use Background and effective field theory techniques to include non-perturbative contributions from diagonal elements of the quartic interaction terms. This approach is inspired by Savvidy, who claims select first-order contributions from quartic interactions stabilize IR divergence found at one-loop order, making IR finite Yang-Mills calculations possible. I assess the potential of this claim in extending Savvidy's analysis to include all diagonal quartic interaction terms.

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Published
2025-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.22323/1.483.0040
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Quantum and Classical Electrodynamics
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An Almost Complete Yang-Mills Calculation

Seth Grable
Quantum and Classical Electrodynamics
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An Almost Complete Yang-Mills Calculation

Seth Grable
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Abstract

I present an analytic framework for effective \(SU(N)\) Yang-Mills theories in the four-dimensional continuum. I use Background and effective field theory techniques to include non-perturbative contributions from diagonal elements of the quartic interaction terms. This approach is inspired by Savvidy, who claims select first-order contributions from quartic interactions stabilize IR divergence found at one-loop order, making IR finite Yang-Mills calculations possible. I assess the potential of this claim in extending Savvidy's analysis to include all diagonal quartic interaction terms.

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Quantum and Classical Electrodynamics
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