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Renormalization in classical mechanics and many body quantum field theory (English)
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19 September 1994
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We attempt to give a pedagogical introduction to perturbative renormalization. Our approach is first to describe, following Linstedt and Poincaré, the renormalization of formal perturbation expansions for quasi-periodic orbits in Hamiltonian mechanics. We then discuss the renormalization of the formal ground state energy density of a many fermion system. The construction of formal quasi-periodic orbits is carried out in detail to provide a relatively simple model for the considerably more involved, and perhaps less familiar, perturbative analysis of a field theory.
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perturbation expansions
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quasi-periodic orbits
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ground state energy density
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many fermion system
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