Construction of a non-Gaussian and rotation-invariant $\Phi ^4$-measure and associated flow on ${\mathbb R}^3$ through stochastic quantization
Abstract
A new construction of non-Gaussian, rotation-invariant and reflection positive probability measures associated with the -model of quantum field theory is presented. Our construction uses a combination of semigroup methods, and methods of stochastic partial differential equations (SPDEs) for finding solutions and stationary measures of the natural stochastic quantization associated with the -model. Our starting point is a suitable approximation of the measure we intend to construct. is parametrized by an -dependent space cut-off function and an -dependent momentum cut-off function , that act on the interaction term (nonlinear term and counterterms). The corresponding family of stochastic quantization equations yields solutions that have as an invariant probability measure. By a combination of probabilistic and functional analytic methods for singular stochastic differential equations on negative-indices weighted Besov spaces (with rotation invariant weights) we prove the tightness of the family of continuous processes . Limit points in the sense of convergence in law exist, when both and diverge to . The limit processes are continuous on the intersection of suitable Besov spaces and any limit point of the is a stationary measure of . is shown to be a rotation-invariant and non-Gaussian probability measure and we provide results on its support. It is also proven that satisfies a further important property belonging to the family of axioms for Euclidean quantum fields, it is namely reflection positive.
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@article{arxiv.2102.08040,
title = {Construction of a non-Gaussian and rotation-invariant $\Phi ^4$-measure and associated flow on ${\mathbb R}^3$ through stochastic quantization},
author = {Sergio Albeverio and Seiichiro Kusuoka},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2102.08040},
year = {2025}
}
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103 pages. We corrected the second renormalization constant, the propositions in Section 3 and their proofs