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A power counting theorem for a $p^{2a}ϕ^4$ tensorial group field theory

We introduce a tensorial group field theory endowed with weighted interaction terms of the form $p^{2a} ϕ^4$. The model can be seen as a field theory over $d=3,4$ copies of $U(1)$ where formal powers of Laplacian operators, namely $Δ^{a}$, $a>0$, act on tensorial $ϕ^4$-interactions producing, after Fourier transform, $p^{2a}ϕ^4$ interactions. Using multi-scale analysis, we provide a power counting theorem for this type of models. A new quantity depending on the incidence matrix between vertices and faces of Feynman graphs is invoked in the degree of divergence of amplitudes. As a result, generally, the divergence degree is enhanced compared to the divergence degree of models without weighted vertices. The subleading terms in the partition function of the $ϕ^4$ tensorial models become, in some cases, the dominant ones in the $p^{2a}ϕ^4$ models. Finally, we explore sufficient conditions on the parameter $a$ yielding a list of potentially super-renormalizable $p^{2a}ϕ^4$ models.

preprint2015arXivOpen access

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