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Critical exponent $η$ in 2D $O(N)$-symmetric $φ^4$-model up to 6~loops

Critical exponent $η$ (Fisher exponent) in $O(N)$-symmetric $φ^4$-model was calculated using renormalization group approach in the space of fixed dimension $D=2$ up to 6~loops. The calculation of the renormalization constants was performed with the use of $R'$-operation and specific values for diagrams were calculated in Feynman representation using sector decomposition method. Presented approach allows easy automation and generalization for the case of complex symmetries. Also a summation of the perturbation series was obtained by Borel transformation with conformal mapping. The contribution of the 6-th term of the series led to the increase of the Fisher exponent in $O(1)$ model up to $8\%$.

preprint2016arXivOpen access

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