One-loop renormalization group flow of the translation-invariant noncommutative Yukawa theory
Karim Bouchachia, Smain Kouadik
Abstract
We study the one-loop renormalization group flow of the translation-invariant noncommutative pseudoscalar Yukawa theory on four-dimensional Euclidean Moyal space. The two inequivalent orderings of the Moyal-star Yukawa vertex give rise to two independent couplings g1 and g2, whose beta functions form a coupled nonlinear system; every one-loop divergence is absorbed by a counterterm already present in the action, establishing one-loop renormalizability of the theory. We solve the one-loop system analytically: it decouples in the variables u=g12+g22 and v=g12-g22, the quartic coupling is obtained by a Riccati reduction on the symmetric surface g1=g2, and the generic asymmetric flow is reduced to a single quadrature by the exact invariant I=(g1g2)3/(g12-g22)4. Two dynamical consequences follow. The ratio r=v/u has a UV-attractive symmetric surface r=0 and IR-attractive asymmetric directions r=1, so that the flow restores the symmetry between the two Moyal orderings towards the ultraviolet and amplifies any initial ordering asymmetry towards the infrared, as a fractional power of the logarithm. In consequence the Yukawa-induced coefficient of the non-planar 1/(θ2p2) structure is dynamically suppressed towards p→ 0; the singularity itself is not removed, and remains the task of the IR-improving term. We also solve the dimensionful sector (M2, m, a2) in closed form on the symmetric critical trajectory, and compare throughout with the commutative theory.
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