Field renormalization constant for unstable particles
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Abstract: A recently proposed normalization condition for the imaginary part of the self-energy of an unstable particle is shown to lead to a closed expression for the field renormalization constant Z. In turn, the exact expression for Z is necessary, in some important cases, in order to avoid power-like infrared divergences in high orders of perturbation theory. In the same examples, the width plays the r^ole of an infrared cutoff and, consequently, Z is not an analytic function of the coupling constant.
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