Abstract: Let be a polygon in , or more generally a compact surface with piecewise smooth boundary and corners. Suppose that is a family of surfaces with boundary which converges to smoothly away from the corners, and in a precise way at the vertices to be described in the paper. Fedosov cite{Fe}, Kac cite{K} and McKean-Singer cite{MS} recognized that certain heat trace coefficients, in particular the coefficient of , are not continuous as . We describe this anomaly using renormalized heat invariants of an auxiliary smooth domain which models the corner formation. The result applies both for Dirichlet and Neumann conditions. We also include a discussion of what one might expect in higher dimensions.
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