Friday, 12 June 2020

quantum field theory - What's the difference between divergences that can be corrected and those that can't


I'm confused by renormalization . If a lagrangian has a term with negative mass dimension , why can't the divergences be absorbed into lagrangian coefficients? What's the difference between divergences that can be corrected and those that can't




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